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PoliNation • Sat 2015 Feb 14, 8:53pm

Pistol Pete's Post and comments for Valentine's Day.

Kerry Picket / Breitbart • Thu 2014 Jun 26, 6:46pm

If Attorney General Eric Holder refuses to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the IRS scandal, he should be impeached, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said for the first time today. [Video here]

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Bryan Jacoutot, Legal Insurrection • Wed 2012 Nov 14, 11:45am

This attempt at a boycott is is overwhelmingly ironic for two separate reasons.

First, recall back to the Rush Limbaugh-Sandra Fluke controversy when advertisers were pulling their money from the program in response to the left’s astroturfed secondary boycott that attempted, and failed, to get Limbaugh off the air.

Who was one of those heroes that stepped in, removed their advertising dollars, and added to the left’s effort to silence one of their greatest foes? You guessed it…

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FoxNews.com • Wed 2012 Nov 14, 9:21am

…group called Rebooting America that is proposing that Friday be a national day of appreciation for the pizza chain, whose chief executive officer is being attacked for saying employees’ hours might be cut to cover the cost of implementing their health insurance under ObamaCare. the conservative group has hatched a social media-based campaign that centers on encouraging people to buy a pizza pie at a Papa John’s store, taking a photo of the outing and then posting it on a Facebook page or tweeting it.

Willamson TN GOP • Mon 2012 Oct 1, 12:58pm

WILLIAMSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY RESOLUTION
In Opposition to Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam’s approval of and partnering with the Tennessee American Muslim Advisory Council and his appointment of a Sharia compliant finance specialist to the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.

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Terence P. Jeffrey at CNS News • Mon 2012 May 21, 1:00pm
The Archdiocese of New York, headed by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., headed by Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the University of Notre Dame, and 40 other Catholic dioceses and organizations around the country announced on Monday that they are suing the Obama administration for violating their freedom of religion, which is guaranteed by the First Amendment to the Constitution.
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Jerome R. Corsi, World Net Daily • Sat 2012 May 12, 4:05pm
The apparent disappearance of Christopher Lasseter, who says he saw Breitbart drop to the sidewalk in front of a restaurant, adds to the mystery surrounding Breitbart’s March 1 death. ... On March 1, Crime File News reported Lasseter was walking his dog in Brentwood, Calif., when he saw Breitbart cross the street from the Brentwood Restaurant. Breitbart was walking without apparent distress when he stepped on the curb “and fell like a sack of potatoes,” Lasseter said. He noted that Breitbart’s skin color was bright red, which is not typically associated with heart attack victims. Paul Huebl, who writes for Crime File News, reported April 22 that he interviewed Lasseter and added the detail that the witness was disturbed by Breitbart’s color. As a former Army medic, Huebl knew that most heart attack victims turned blue.
Jeffrey Phelps, Denver Conspiracy Examiner • Fri 2012 May 4, 7:20pm
LA County Forensic Technician, Michael Cormier was apparently involved in the the autopsy and was set to submit a final report about the details surrounding Breitbart's untimely passing. Unfortunately, he never got that chance as he too was killed in what seems to be a likely related homicide.
Mike Opelka, The Blaze • Sat 2012 Apr 28, 2:05pm

The Department of Labor (DOL) has apparently heard the voice of the American farmer (and the American people) and backed off its plan to restrict or severely limit family members under the age of 16 from working on family farms.

Daniel Knauf, Black Bxx • Sat 2012 Apr 28, 1:28pm

I was the proverbial wise-ass kid with a permanent seat in the rear of the classroom where I could safely heckle the nuns without collecting too many stripes across the back of my knuckles. Then, on September 11th, 2001, everything changed. ... Every day, I grew more disgusted by my cowardice. But the most intolerable aspect of living under a self-imposed gag order by far was the loneliness, alienation and isolation. Then I met Andrew Breitbart. ... We are in the middle of a War of Ideas. At stake is nothing less than the principles of inalienable rights and freedom upon which the United States was founded. And Andrew Breitbart is dead. ...

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Breitbart • Tue 2012 Apr 10, 9:04pm

Sarah Palin: With the death of Breitbart, the conservative movement didn’t just lose a General – we lost an entire Special Forces Division.

The Telegraph • Fri 2011 Dec 16, 6:44pm

For the first time on record, the Chinese Communist party has lost all control, with the population of 20,000 in this southern fishing village now in open revolt.

The last of Wukan’s dozen party officials fled on Monday after thousands of people blocked armed police from retaking the village, standing firm against tear gas and water cannons.

foxnews.com • Tue 2009 Jun 23, 11:02am

"I told her, 'Neda, don't go,'" the Times quotes Golshad. "She said, 'Don't worry. It's just one bullet and it's over.'" ... "We were stuck in traffic and we got out and stood to watch, and without her throwing a rock or anything they shot her," ...

google.com • Mon 2009 Jun 22, 7:25pm

"Don't be afraid, Neda dear, don't be afraid," a white-haired man says desperately in Persian. Another man presses on her chest, trying to keep her alive. Scarlet blood gushes from her nose and mouth and courses across her pale face. Men and women scream in horror as they realize she is dead or dying. The death of the woman identified as Neda Agha Soltan was captured on amateur videos and spread around the world in less than 48 hours...turned the woman described as a 27-year-old music student into an instant icon of the clash between Iran's cleric-led government and the self-described "green wave" movement that claims hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stole his June 12 re-election through fraud....

blogs.telegraph.co.uk • Mon 2009 Jun 22, 7:23pm

Chicom FlagIt was a dramatic weekend in the relatively small city of Shishou in Hubei province [China]. Tens of thousands of rioters torched a hotel and overturned police cars, after the authorities allegedly tried to cover up the murder of a 24-year-old man as a suicide.... It's a strange story, and it gets stranger...

breitbart.com • Thu 2009 Jun 18, 6:28pm

Hundreds of thousands of protesters wearing black and carrying candles filled the streets of Tehran again Thursday, joining opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi to mourn demonstrators killed in clashes over Iran's disputed election.

google.com • Wed 2009 Jun 17, 4:12pm

International media said Wednesday they were skirting the ban on reporting from the streets of Iran by using a flood of emails, Twitter messages and phone calls from people inside the country....newspapers and websites are reprinting emails, the contents of phone calls, and messages from Twitter and social networking site Facebook....

voanews.com • Mon 2009 Jun 8, 4:26pm

hundreds of armed Pakistani tribesman are attacking Taliban positions in a remote area in the northwest following a suicide attack last week on a packed mosque that killed dozens of people, including children.... Reports say anywhere from seven to 13 Taliban militants were killed and several of their hideouts destroyed....

csmonitor.com • Sun 2009 Jun 7, 3:38pm

A new militia is targeting militants in revenge for a mosque bombing Friday. Some say it could be a turning of the tide in public sentiment, driven by recent Army successes.

news.bbc.co.uk • Thu 2009 May 14, 11:32am

Western governments have condemned the new charges brought against Burma's pro-democracy opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. ... She faces trial on Monday for breaching the terms of her house arrest after an apparently uninvited visit by a US man. ...

guardian.co.uk • Sun 2009 Apr 12, 8:50pm

A leading female Afghan politician was shot dead yesterday after leaving a provincial council meeting in Kandahar, southern Afghanistan, which her colleagues had begged her not to attend. Sitara Achakzai was attacked by two gunmen as she arrived at her home in a rickshaw - a vehicle colleagues said she deliberately chose to use to avoid attracting attention.

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