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	<title>Comments on: My friends react to Andrew Breitbart&#8217;s death</title>
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		<title>By: Ymarsakar</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Mar 2012 12:06:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well, isn&#039;t this convenient. Meanwhile Jimmy Carter is still around and Ted Kennedy might still have been around if it wasn&#039;t for all that boozing and whoring he did in DC with his friend, Dodd.

Who, coincidentally, is now the chairman of the MPAA, backing SOPA and Obama.

The odds of a political solution appearing for America, now that one of the chief propaganda defenses for the American people has conveniently gone out of the picture (and it wasn&#039;t because of a temporary and weak election). You ever wonder how evil people can live to be 80 and 90 while, conveniently, all their competitors on the side of Light die off like Socrates?

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, isn&#8217;t this convenient. Meanwhile Jimmy Carter is still around and Ted Kennedy might still have been around if it wasn&#8217;t for all that boozing and whoring he did in DC with his friend, Dodd.</p>
<p>Who, coincidentally, is now the chairman of the MPAA, backing SOPA and Obama.</p>
<p>The odds of a political solution appearing for America, now that one of the chief propaganda defenses for the American people has conveniently gone out of the picture (and it wasn&#8217;t because of a temporary and weak election). You ever wonder how evil people can live to be 80 and 90 while, conveniently, all their competitors on the side of Light die off like Socrates?</p>
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		<title>By: bizcor</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Mar 2012 01:26:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have been reading and hearing tributes to Andrew all day long. In your earlier post/tribute Tonestaple made the comment that usually the passing of a famous person didn&#039;t affect him, not even John Lennon. I am the same way in most cases. I might pause for a moment and say aww that&#039;s sad. I liked his music, her acting, or he was a great baseball player but the passing of Andrew Breitbart has me more than a little choked up. He drew the left out into the light and showed them for what they are. Actually better said he drew them out into the light so they could show us what they were. He laughed at them when they called him names for he knew it was exposing them. Even in death he is exposing them through their vile comments on the lefty blogs. One of the blogs I was reading suggested rather than sending flowers go out and buy &quot;Rigeous Indignation&quot; as the proceeds would go to the estate. Someone else suggested buying two copies and giving one away. I am inclined to do just that. It may not be available in the stores tomorrow as it most likely will be the number one best seller by the end of the week. That should tick off the left. 

Andrew&#039;s passing has left a void that is going to be tough to fill but I have faith that God will bring someone forward who will. I am saying prayers for Andrew and his family and for the person who fills his shoes. Big shoes they are.  ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been reading and hearing tributes to Andrew all day long. In your earlier post/tribute Tonestaple made the comment that usually the passing of a famous person didn&#8217;t affect him, not even John Lennon. I am the same way in most cases. I might pause for a moment and say aww that&#8217;s sad. I liked his music, her acting, or he was a great baseball player but the passing of Andrew Breitbart has me more than a little choked up. He drew the left out into the light and showed them for what they are. Actually better said he drew them out into the light so they could show us what they were. He laughed at them when they called him names for he knew it was exposing them. Even in death he is exposing them through their vile comments on the lefty blogs. One of the blogs I was reading suggested rather than sending flowers go out and buy &#8220;Rigeous Indignation&#8221; as the proceeds would go to the estate. Someone else suggested buying two copies and giving one away. I am inclined to do just that. It may not be available in the stores tomorrow as it most likely will be the number one best seller by the end of the week. That should tick off the left. </p>
<p>Andrew&#8217;s passing has left a void that is going to be tough to fill but I have faith that God will bring someone forward who will. I am saying prayers for Andrew and his family and for the person who fills his shoes. Big shoes they are.  </p>
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