Hating Breitbart - A Fitting Film Tribute to a Unique Political Warrior

American Thinker ^ | 10/12/2012 | Scott Swett

[Interesting Times]

Andrew Breitbart, who died last March at just 43 years of age, was the hardest-hitting conservative activist of the Obama era. If you share his conviction that the leftist-dominated media is a threat to open political debate, you will want to see Hating Breitbart, which was screened recently in Washington. The film offers an affectionate look at the activist's political battles and outsized personality, but it also captures the rage he inspired in his adversaries -- partly due to his flamboyant, combative style, but mostly because he wouldn't play by their rules.

[seekthetruth]

http://www.hatingbreitbart.com/demandit

If “Hating Breitbart” isn't being shown in your area, you can DEMAND IT! Just click on the link at the top of the website and fill out your name, email and zip code. The more requests they get, the more distribution will follow!!!

Please send this to all your lists! This is the one movie the liberals despise so let's make their lives miserable by making this film a HUGE success! If you want to piss off a liberal today, DEMAND IT!!!!

As Andrew would say, Get out your whistles...DEMAND IT!!!

Thank you!
Beverly Perlson
The Band of Mothers
http://www.thebandofmothers.com

[Pajamajan]

"we've become spectators. We watch the world go by. We read what others write and we let others act when we could. America has always been the land of possibility and and action. Andrew was no spectator."

Well said. Andrew was a fearless political warrior.
It was like a punch in the stomach to hear of his loss.
Looking forward to seeing this film.
We can all learn from his life story.

[Pajamajan]

"we've become spectators. We watch the world go by. We read what others write and we let others act when we could. America has always been the land of possibility and and action. Andrew was no spectator."

Well said. Andrew was a fearless political warrior.
It was like a punch in the stomach to hear of his loss.
Looking forward to seeing this film.
We can all learn from his life story.

[stratman1969]

Kevin, you were great in the movie!

[Jonah Vark]

We saw Hating Breitbart tonight.

I’ve been looking forward to seeing this movie ever since Breitbart announced it. I never had the honor of meeting him personally but I cried for days after he died. I realized the implications of his untimely death and I mourned as though he was a dear friend. He was a valiant man and we miss him.

His movie is inspirational to all of us to take up our cameras, reveal the truth and expose the hypocrisy of the media.

[Trueblackman]

Thanks, I have not had the chance to see it myself, but I will.