Breitbart: Support Republican Nominee, Whomever It Is, in “War Against the Institutional Left.”

Andrew Breitbart’s Video Of CPAC Speech


Breitbart tells CPAC: I have videos of Obama in college and they’ll come out during the election


posted at 7:53 pm on February 10, 2012 by AllahpunditVia Mediaite, the key bit comes at 5:15 but don’t skip. Watch the whole thing, as this is easily the most entertaining speech you’ll see at CPAC. Naturally he’s coy about what he’s got, but it sounds like it has to do with O as a student radical. I wonder if big media, having heard this, will scramble to try to uncover the footage and put it out ASAP so that it’s old news by the time of the general election. Can’t wait to hear their explanations for why they couldn’t be bothered to do that last cycle.


Note well what he says at 10:30 about Bernadine Dohrn’s take on the anti-war movement. It’s a comfort to know that some of its leaders are now willing to admit what a fraud it was.


Posted on February 11, 2012

This is a speech about unity, mind you. I thought he was never gonna make it, but man was I wrong! This speech I bet changed a lot of minds about the back-and-forth of our candidates and the threats of sitting it out if it’s not who they picked for President.


Posted on February 10, 2012 by Bill Hobbs

Long-time Tea Party supporter Andrew Breitbart, the conservative new-media star and publisher of Breitbart.com and Breitbart.tv, gave a colorful last speech of the day at CPAC today in which he bashed the liberal media and the Occupy movement, calling the radical Left “a bunch of totalitarian freaks.”

“I’m looking for you Occupy Freaks, bring on the glitter bomb,” Brietbart said at the start of his talk, as he paced the CPAC stage, peering into the crowd.

According to Brietbart, the Occupy movement houses the same radicals from the anti-war movement – but the media chooses to ignore their violent acts and instead paint them as “peaceful protesters.”

Brietbart said the Occupy protesters are “the definition of un-American,” and urges attendees to act and react to these “shock troops” by supporting the Republican presidential nominee – whomever it is.

Ask not what candidate can do for you, but what you can do for the candidate,” Brietbart said, drawing applause, and called on the crowd to “join me in the war against the institutional left.”