Rosenberg, Milt rw radio

Within hours of Santelli’s rant, a website called ChicagoTeaParty.com sprang to life. Essentially inactive until that day, it now featured a YouTube video of Santelli’s “tea party” rant and billed itself as the official home of the Chicago Tea Party. The domain was registered in August, 2008 by Zack Christenson, a dweeby Twitter Republican and producer for a popular Chicago rightwing radio host Milt Rosenberg—a familiar name to Obama campaign people. Last August, Rosenberg, who looks like Martin Short’s Irving Cohen character, caused an outcry when he interviewed Stanley Kurtz, the conservative writer who first “exposed” a personal link between Obama and former Weather Undergound leader Bill Ayers. As a result of Rosenberg’s radio interview, the Ayers story was given a major push through the Republican media echo chamber, culminating in Sarah Palin’s accusation that Obama was “palling around with terrorists.” That Rosenberg’s producer owns the “chicagoteaparty.com” site is already weird—but what’s even stranger is that he first bought the domain last August, right around the time of Rosenburg’s launch of the “Obama is a terrorist” campaign. It’s as if they held this “Chicago tea party” campaign in reserve, like a sleeper-site. Which is exactly what it was.

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=n of Jacob Rosenberg & Rae Dumbrowitz; married Marjorie Anne King, 9/5/54; 1 child, Matthew.
BA, Brooklyn College, 1946 
MA, University Wisconsin, 1948 
PhD, University Michigan, 1954 
Naval War College, Instructor U of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 48-49; research asst, then assoc asst U of Michigan, 49-52, instructor psychology, 52-54; asst prof psychology Yale U, 54-61; assoc prof Ohio State U, 61-63; prof psychology Dartmouth College, 63-65; prof social psychology U of Chicago, 65—, chair doctoral programs in social & organizational psychology, 76—. 
Past consultant VA, Nat'l Conference of Christians & Jews.
Adv Bd, National Assn of Scholars
Faculty Research fellow Social Science Research Council, 1960-61
Guggenheim fellow, 1975-76
Nat'l Humanities Medal (NEH), 2008 
Member: Amer Psychological Assn, Soc Psychological Study Social Issues, Comm Psychology Internat'l Relations
Since '73 he's hosted WGN's Extension 720, a radio talk show airing M-F/9-11 pm that's taken a conservative tilt with his late-life rightward shift. He often quotes conservative columnists like Jonah Goldberg, Michael Medved, Steve Forbes & Michael Baskin. He interviewed Stanley Kurtz, a Natl Review reporter investigating the Chicago Annenberg Challenge & Obama's & Bill Ayer's collaboration. <a data-text-id="author132643" href="http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/132643.Milton_J_Rosenberg#" style="color: rgb(0, 99, 93); text-decoration: none; line-height: 21px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">(less)</a>