by Smitty
Andrew was his loveably caffeinated self at 9/12, and this blog takes pride in its shameless appreciation of his efforts. For some reason, clip 7 and the mention of Katie Couric is the must-see, though enjoy the whole thing.
He stars with a media shout out and laughably near-sighted attendance count:
Constitutional Übergeeks say: ‘Enough is enough.’
ACORN memories. Breitbart the merry trickster.
On the Second Day of Breitbart, MSM gave to me, crushed ACORNs on a platter. . .:
How arrogant can the MSM get?
‘The Abu Ghraib of the Great Society’:
Hug a reporter. They’re only evil as an organism. Breitbart will have a network! Is Katie Couric raaaaacist?
Tea Parties have taken the MSM’s job. Tea Parties are Breitbart’s citizen journalism empire.
Why does this pos appear on my computer screen?
Why does this pos appear on my computer screen?
@waylay,
This post appears on your computer screen because you navigated to this URL.
This is a result of the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP), which is revolutionizing information dissemination.
Stick with us; we’ll bring you to enlightenment.
@waylay,
This post appears on your computer screen because you navigated to this URL.
This is a result of the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP), which is revolutionizing information dissemination.
Stick with us; we’ll bring you to enlightenment.
A long (Internet) time ago, Cathy Seipp (RIP) wondered why her male acquaintance seemed to be dividing up between men who kept their long hair and men who adopted short haircuts.
I wrote back that it was a gesture of solidarity with the troops, and therefore an indicator of rightist sentiment. Her response was an “Aha!”, with the comment that this was perhaps the reason her friend Andrew Breitbart had clipped his locks.
That was the first time I’d heard of Breitbart. His emergence as a force for the right was therefore gratifying, but not surprising. Seipp was a valuable contributor, and a real loss to the blogosphere.
Regards,
Ric
A long (Internet) time ago, Cathy Seipp (RIP) wondered why her male acquaintance seemed to be dividing up between men who kept their long hair and men who adopted short haircuts.
I wrote back that it was a gesture of solidarity with the troops, and therefore an indicator of rightist sentiment. Her response was an “Aha!”, with the comment that this was perhaps the reason her friend Andrew Breitbart had clipped his locks.
That was the first time I’d heard of Breitbart. His emergence as a force for the right was therefore gratifying, but not surprising. Seipp was a valuable contributor, and a real loss to the blogosphere.
Regards,
Ric
Brietbart gives me a tingle all over!!
Brietbart gives me a tingle all over!!