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Category Archives: Andrew Breitbart
I Can’t Believe Anthony Weiner Will Keep His Job
I don’t recall any news conference like the one Anthony Weiner just gave. He confessed to such humiliating and inappropriate behavior. OK, that’s not the big deal. What’s the big deal is that he is not resigning. Eliot Spitzer tried … Continue reading →
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The Multi-Billion Dollar Pigford Reparations Fraud
My friend Andrew Breitbart has been investigating this story for months. The National Review reports: Though Breitbart says the biggest revelations are yet to come, he has coauthored a report detailing some of the crime that has been directly tied … Continue reading →
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Andrew Breitbart’s Big Hollywood
I interview Andrew by phone Wednesday afternoon about his new website BigHollywood.Breitbart.com. I previously interviewed Andrew in 2004 about his book "Hollywood, Interrupted." Luke: "Why do this website?" Andrew: "The number one reason is that the conservative movement has completely … Continue reading →
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Andrew Breitbart Launches ‘Big Hollywood’
I interview Andrew by phone Wednesday afternoon about his new website BigHollywood.Breitbart.com. I previously interviewed Andrew in 2004 about his book "Hollywood, Interrupted." Luke: "Why do this website?" Andrew: "The number one reason is that the conservative movement has completely … Continue reading →
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