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Category Archives: Andrew Breitbart
Did Andrew Breitbart die because of an addiction?
I knew Andrew well between 2002 and 2007 and I never saw any signs of addiction, but after he died, I read speculation that he might have been using substances. Grok says: There’s no definitive evidence that Andrew Breitbart died … Continue reading →
The Andrew Breitbart Story
Ben Smith writes in his new book, Traffic: Genius, Rivalry, and Delusion in the Billion-Dollar Race to Go Viral: * Huffington’s young protégé was Andrew Breitbart, who had worked in her rotating cast of researchers and assistants back when she … Continue reading →
What Really Killed Andrew Breitbart?
I think this article is on to something. I knew Andrew well. He was a big drinker. He was up on the drug habits of many people in our life. He talked about encountering journalists high on cocaine. From The … Continue reading →
There’s Nothing New About That Breitbart Clip Of Obama At Harvard In 1990
Even posthumously, Andrew Breitbart appears to have made reckless claims. And his Breitbart empire repeated them. There was nothing new in that Obama 1990 clip made public this past week by the Breitbart empire. PBS Frontline reports: But there’s nothing … Continue reading →
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Where Was The Bombshell In The Latest Andrew Breitbart Video?
Dennis Prager today: “Breitbart.com releases new footage of Barack Obama lovingly introducing the late Harvard Law Professor, Derrick Bell, one of the founders of Critical Race Theory, a legal theory that presupposes that American society is inherently racist. Why didn’t … Continue reading →
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A Thoughtful Critique Of Andrew Breitbart By A Liberal Journalist
I loved Andrew Breitbart personally. I only had positive interactions with the man. I agreed with his worldview. And I think his legacy is mixed for reasons outlined in the following critique. Andrew was often reckless with the truth and … Continue reading →
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Andrew Breitbart’s Video Released On Obama’s Radical Past
Breaking footage shows a young Barack Obama leading a protest at Harvard Law School on behalf of Prof. Derrick Bell, a radical academic tied to Jeremiah Wright. We will be releasing significant information in the coming hours.
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Dennis Prager Returns From A Week Lecturing In Australia
Dennis arrived from the airport this morning (after his fifth trip to Australia) ten minutes before his show was due to begin. That’s the time he normally arrives as he lives ten minutes away. Occasionally he gets caught in traffic … Continue reading →
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Who Lost China And Who Killed Andrew?
As soon as I saw the headline this morning on NYTimes.com, I thought Andrew had been murdered. Now I keep reading it was natural causes. My second thought was, “I’m next!” I’m 45. Andrew was just 43. All these writers … Continue reading →
Andrew Breitbart Was 43
I met Andrew through Cathy Seipp in 2002 and the last time I saw him was at her funeral in 2007. During those five years, Andrew and I were at the same parties about 50 times and we had many … Continue reading →
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