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Tag Archives: Andrew Breitbart
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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Tagged adjectives and adverbs, Andrew Breitbart, Dennis Prager, George Gilder, james q wilson, sydney opera house
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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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Tagged Andrew Breitbart, cathy seipp, conservative intellectuals, conservative thinkers, drudge report, Mickey Kaus
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NYT: ‘A Conservative Blogger Looks for Legitimacy’
This New York Times article is nonsense. Andrew Breitbart is not looking for legitimacy. He has legitimacy. He has millions of readers every day. So why does the New York Times publish such nonsense? Because they have the delusion that … Continue reading →
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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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Anthony Weiner Admits Lying
I’m watching Fox News. At 1 p.m., when Anthony Weiner was scheduled to speak, instead the man at the podium was Andrew Breitbart. Andrew is on a book tour. This has brought him to Manhattan. Andrew decided to show up … Continue reading →
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Tagged abc news, Andrew Breitbart, anthony weiner, dylan howard, fox news, mid town, operation abc, tweet
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Weiner-Gate
Congressman Anthony Weiner of New York apparently sent a photo of his private parts to this Journalism major in Seattle Gennette Cordova and his other 45,000 Twitter followers. Here’s what Weiner apparently tweeted, intending it to be private but sending … Continue reading →
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Tagged ace of spades, american spectator, Andrew Breitbart, anthony weiner, breathtaking clarity, congressman anthony weiner, congressman weiner, joe scarborough, national prominence, photo accounts
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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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Tagged Andrew Breitbart, conspiracy charges, federal prosecutors, federal taxpayers, usda assistance, usda office
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Miss California Called ‘Dumb Bitch’ For Opposing Same Sex Marriage
From the Daily Mail: It was the night a beauty contestant turned ugly. When Miss California was asked her opinion on same-sex marriages by an openly gay judge she could have chosen a diplomatic reply. Instead, 21-year-old Carrie Prejean answered … Continue reading →
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‘Six Degrees of Paris Hilton’ – The Interview
On Sunday, Mark Ebner (HollywoodInterrupted.com) showed me the Los Angeles of his new book. (I did a previous interview with Mark and his then co-author Andrew Breitbart on Feb. 20, 2004.) I’ve long admired Ebner for his hard-hitting journalism. I … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrew Breitbart, carrie co, darnell riley, high falutin, Mark Ebner, paris hilton, sirhan sirhan, six degrees
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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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