Andrew Breitbart, One of the Original FReepers

Thursday, March 1, 2012 | Kristinn

[Liberty Valance]

Rest in peace Andrew.

[Joya]

May God rest his soul in peace.

FReegards,
Joya

[jellybean]

You're welcome, BG! If you haven't read Righteous Indignation, do so at the earliest opportunity. It's an inspiring book. Breitbart didn't take himself too seriously, but was very serious about his mission. He was passionate about confronting the left and exposing who they are. One of his favorite things was retweeting the vile hatred the leftists spewed at him so everyone could see it. They knew he was laughing at them and they hated him more for it.

Retweet on, Andrew!

[#1CTYankee]

Thanks for posting this, Andrew will be sorely missed. I haven’t quite come to terms with this and although he had a history of heart problems I still wonder.........Prayers for his family and FRiends,

[kevinm13]

Thanks kristinn. I watched my Twitter feed and saw the references to Andrew, which were not uncommon because he loved to share what libs said about him. Then I checked freepers and some other sites and it was confirmed.

I have been touched by Andrew Breitbart even though I never met him. He was a fearless, unapologetic conservative advocate and will be terribly missed. His voice has been silenced but it should be carried forward. I pray that his staff have enough strength to carry on with his mission of seeking truth from the media and Hollywood.

RIP andrew. You will be missed.

[#1CTYankee]

Well said. It is so sad to see someone with such talent and energy struck down so early in life, FReepers could learn much by his example.

[don-o]

Thank you for posting this. FR WAS a LOT better back in the day.

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

"Now, please, concentrate on picking decent flicks that don't patronize the audience. You are a good actor and your inflated sense of self has caused you to make too many tragic choices in recent times. Get off your soap box, stop doing Charlie Rose and Actor's Studio-like I-AM-AN-ARTIST crap, call your agent, and tell him to concentrate on getting you palatable work. Fast Times 2 sounds about right."

Priceless.

RIP, Andrew. You are missed.

[sarah palin rocks]

Didn’t know Andrew was a Freeper.

Thanks! These are priceless. Bookmarked.

[Caipirabob]

Heartbreaking. Prayers for this hero’s family.

[rlmorel]

Wow. That was an amazing video, thanks for posting it.

Andrew Breitbart did what many people (myself included) are unwilling to do: completely disregard and subjugate the natural, human instinct to avoid being vilified in order to have truth see the light of day.

In this video, he uses truth as a foil, which his adversaries treat it as a vampire would a cross. I found it hilarious when the union organizers gathered everyone together far from the barrier to get them away from Andrew, lest the rank and file unmask themselves in front of the cameras, which they were beginning to do as they unravelled.

Truly remarkable. The fact that the left hated him with such fervency means he was right in his views, both literally and figuratively.

God bless this man, may he rest in peace.

[rlmorel]

Good to hear from you, USMCPOP, hope all is well. Sad day for our country, eh?

[rlmorel]

Thanks for the reminder...I just downloaded it.

[texanyankee]

Thanks, kristinn

[Prince of Space]

I’ve been incredibly sad and mad all day. Breitbart drops dead on the street at 43....and yet Pelosi, Zero, and Clinton are still allowed to walk this earth....WTF?

I saw the Red Eye special on Andrew, which was upbeat and goofy as usual, almost like a wake but without the booze, and I was able to laugh a little through my tears, which helped somewhat.

God bless you, Andrew, for fighting the good fight....although we will miss your spirit forever.

Mrs. Prince of Space

[Hostage]

bttt

[newfreep]

BUMP for Andrew Breitbart - a true American patriot. He will be missed more than we all know.

RIP, fellow patriot.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks bitt.

[basil]

Yes we are-———Nothing ever stays the same in this life, I have learned, but this one is sad. I hope we don’t learn anything sinister about his passing.

I often think about my first freeper friends: Connie Hair, Doctor Raoul, Angelwood, Kristinn, Ms AntiFeminazi, and the other young lady from Dallas-can’t think of her name—and the list goes on and on.

[workerbee]

Thank you kristinn. I’m still reeling from the loss of this great man, as we all will be for some time. Reading his old FR posts has been a balm.