According to the Power Line Blog the records of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge will be made public Tuesday.  There is no way to tell if the records have been sanitized, but Stanley Kurtz is on it, and I am sure we will hear more about this.  To me there are a few observations–a lot of money was spent and the quality of education did not improve.  Hmm.  Maybe we should look at what the welfare state has done to families in the inner cities and what the welfare state has done to the concept of personal responsibility (oops, the lack of personal responsibility actually permeates a lot of our society at this point).  We need more of Bill Cosby and less of Al Sharpton.  We also need to know what organizations received money from the group.  If we are ever going to get our state, federal, and city budgets under control, we need to spend–but spend wisely.