I tend to doubt he was assassinated. The last few times I saw him on television he did not look like a well man to me.
But for the sake of argument, if he was, it might have had to do with Sheriff Arpaio’s investigation. If Breitbart had become convinced of Obama’s ineligiblity, he had the platform and respect to singlehandedly sway the opinion of the entire conservative movement. All those naysaying conservative writers, radiomen, and bloggers would not have been quick to dismiss Breitbart. Neither would Drudge. He could have brought incredible pressure on opinionmakers and lawmakers to get to the bottom of Obama’s history.
Exactly. They could assume that Breitbart would leave the tapes to somebody else, but when he had the interview with Arpaio as if he was actually willing to report on it, he - the lone individual - became truly dangerous to Soros/Obama.
And he was dead a few hours later.