Andrew Breitbart is “still winning the war,” Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle said on Thursday during a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) tribute panel honoring the late conservative provocateur.
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is holding a tribute panel to the late Andrew Breitbart, recognizing his impact on the conservative movement nearly ten years after his untimely passing.
One panel at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida, will specifically focus on the late Andrew Breitbart, paying tribute to the immense impact he had on the conservative movement, days ahead of the 10th anniversary of his untimely passing.
Former Congressman Anthony Weiner (D) has launched a radio show with former New York City mayoral candidate, Republican Curtis Silwa.
“Right wing builds its own echo chamber,” the far-left, fake news site Axios warned in a recent headline.
Sam Nunberg, former aide to President Trump, said the former president is “certainly, certainly considering” a presidential run and said he personally believes he will, telling Breitbart News Saturday that Trump must “look forward” despite everything that occurred in the last presidential election.
Huma Abedin, the wife of disgraced former Rep. Anthony Weiner and a Deputy Chief of Staff for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, revealed Monday her husband lied to her for days about the lewd photo he posted on Twitter that ultimately cost him his career.
John Ondrasik credited Andrew Breitbart as a part of his inspiration to write and release his latest song, “Blood on My Hands.”
Breitbart News Editor-in-Chef Alex Marlow urged young conservatives to combat “cancel culture” with courage during a speech at Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit on Sunday in Tampa, Florida.
Andrew Breitbart revealed the links between then-President Barack Obama and Critical Race Theory, but the media tried to bury the story, writes Gabe Kaminsky of The Federalist.
Media Matters for America, a George Soros-funded organization that attempts to censor conservative media, complained Thursday that Andrew Breitbart’s original 2012 attack on Critical Race Theory “appears to be working,” nine years later.
Critical Race Theory claims that all of our institutions — our government, our economy, our culture — are based on racial hierarchy, with whites on top and blacks at the bottom. Even things that look race-neutral are, on closer inspection, racist.
Creators of several viral social media posts, videos, and images have earned hundreds of millions of dollars by selling the NFTs of their work.
Joyce Kaufman said Alex Marlow’s Breaking the News proves Andrew Breitbart’s maxim that citizen journalism can restore media integrity.
Frank Gaffney praised Alex Marlow’s Breaking the News as “an extraordinary book” by a man fighting in “the war for the free world.”
Alex Marlow’s Breaking the News is “blowing the lid off of the phonies, hypocrites, hacks” in “legacy media, ” said radio host Jeff Katz.
Larry O’Connor, radio host and Breitbart News alumnus, praised Alex Marlow’s Breaking the News as following in Andrew Breitbart’s footsteps.
The left is not interested in compromise, warned Alex Marlow, sharing the biggest lesson he learned from Andrew Breitbart.
Left-wing Salon.com gave credit Tuesday to Breitbart News for leading the “right-wing” pushback against Critical Race Theory, starting in 2012.
Meghan McCain told her co-hosts Thursday on ABC’s “The View” that Andrew Breitbart was a pioneer in knowing conservatives and Republicans “have to fight the culture war.”
The death certificate for late radio host and conservative pioneer Rush Limbaugh lists him as the “Greatest Radio Host Of All Time.”
Sen. Marsha Blackburn introduced a term she called “The Committee of 74,” a reference to the 74 million people who voted for former President Donald Trump, in an exclusive with Breitbart News.
The late Rush Limbaugh, who passed away last month, famously honored Andrew Breitbart on the day of his passing, March 1, 2012.
It’s been nine years since we lost Andrew Breitbart. For those familiar with him, you already know how compelling and prescient he was. For those who may have arrived at Breitbart News after his passing, just a few of his quotes below will show you the unparalleled insight he had into what was coming and what is here now. That insight has been our driving force as a news organization and has infused not only our team, but also our readers with the spirit of Andrew.
Andrew Breitbart called Rush Limbaugh “the professor I always wanted but never had the privilege to study under.”
Rush Limbaugh’s words were more than a rebuke of Joe Biden’s pessimism. They were timely counsel to conservatives who say Trump’s departure means America’s doom.
Rush Limbaugh defended Breitbart News from censorship by Big Tech and the Democrats on Wednesday, noting that Andrew Breitbart had expanded freedom of the press in America.
Critical Race Theory is behind the riots in our streets. Andrew Breitbart saw it coming; President Trump is the first leader to do anything to fight it.
“The STOCK Act makes it clear that if members of Congress use nonpublic information to gain an unfair advantage in the market, then they are breaking the law.”
Chris Matthews was all set to retire in November. But now he’s been executed and disgraced in full view of the public — and over what? A few misdemeanors…
McClatchy Co., which filed for bankruptcy protection this week, played a role in one of the most effective and damaging hoaxes ever deployed in the media’s war against the conservative grassroots: the “Tea Party N-word.”
Syndicated conservative talker Rush Limbaugh discussed the legacy of actor Orson Bean and his son-in-law Andrew Breitbart upon his return to his show Tuesday after receiving medical treatment for his lung cancer.
Celebrated Hollywood actor Orson Bean found Christianity through a stranger’s invitation to pray and C.S. Lewis’ Mere Christianity, he revealed to Breitbart News back in 2014.
“Pretty much everything that I do, or have done, has somehow been polished and/or improved by having the tutelage of Orson [Bean].” – Andrew Breitbart
Iconic actor-comedian Orson Bean, who died Friday at 91 in a traffic accident, was the rare performer who could inspire admiration and respect from fans and colleagues across the political divide. In liberal Hollywood, this was no small feat and served as a testament to his artistic talent and generosity of spirit.
Breitbart credited Bean with opening his mind to conservative ideas, telling a story of how the veteran actor convinced him to listen to conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh.
Today, the world is mourning the loss of Orson Bean — a true American classic, an original thinker, an iconoclast, a comedic genius, a master of stagecraft, and one of the last great raconteurs of his generation. But for us, the loss is also much more personal. Orson was and will continue to be part of the Breitbart family. In fact, he was Andrew Breitbart’s father-in-law, and that relationship would prove to be very significant for not only Andrew, but for all of us here at Breitbart News.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Orson Bean, the witty actor and comedian, was hit and killed by a car in Los Angeles, authorities said. He was 91.
Andrew Breitbart understood the destructive political coordination between news media outlets, left-wing interest groups, and the Democrat Party during the 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Justice Clarence Thomas, explained Michael Pack, producer and director of the new documentary “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words.”
The nation-state is winning, Nigel Farage has said in a speech in the U.S. at which he was presented with an honorary doctorate of laws.
