Andrew Breitbart died unexpectedly yesterday at the age of 43.
Republicans have been calling him fearless, a patriot, and a great and tireless warrior, among other things, ostensibly because of things like this...
...and this...
Andrew Breitbart, a Washington Times columnist who oversees Breitbart.com and BigHollywood.com, tapped into the anti-Kennedy vein in the hours after [Senator Ted Kennedy's] death was announced, posting a series of Twitter messages in which he called Kennedy a “villain,” a “duplicitous bastard” and a “prick.”Breitbart personified everything that is wrong with political discourse today.
"I'm more than willing to go off decorum to ensure THIS MAN is not beatified,” Breitbart wrote. “Sorry, he destroyed lives. And he knew it."
Andrew Breitbart disappeared yesterday in less than dramatic fashion and we can only hope that a little bit of the caustic vitriol, hate, and disdain that Mr. Breitbart embraced departed this world with him...never to return.
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6 comments:
BEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVE YOURSELF!!
HAHAHAHA
Hope he doesn't run into all the Kennedy clan on the other side. I hear they've been waiting for him!
"I have never wished any man dead. But I have read some obituaries with great relish!" - Mark Twain
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What about Rush? Is he next? Thanks for ACORN demise Breitbart.
You give Breitbart too much credit, GoD. ACORN demised by its own hand. But if you have to blame someone, as usual, I guess it's ok...
@Rick, that's as decent a thing as you can say about a provocateur POS like Breitbart. Hat's off.
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