The speech that got Andrew Breitbard killed
Channel: SaraCHAII
Date: 2012-03-06

Andrew Breitbart had announced at a CPAC convention that he possessed tapes of a young Obama saying things that would cost him the election. 

Andrew Breitbart had earlier been involved with a sting operation that led to the leftist organization ACORN losing millions of dollars in federal funding. Breitbart had also announced that he had photos of Congressman Anthony Weiner that Weiner had "sexted" to a woman in Texas. Weiner called Breitbart a liar, but Breitbart eventually leaked the photos ending Congressman Weiner's political career.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt once said: "Nothing that happens in politics is a coincidence." Bismarck once wrote, "The mark of a true liberal is an inability to believe in conspiracy."

"You don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to appreciate the downright weirdness of Breitbart predicting a major event to occur on March 1st, only for him to end up dying on that very date. Breitbart was officially pronounced dead at 12:19am. Although the cause of Breitbart's death was hastily reported to be of natural causes, the Los Angeles County coroner's office have refused to confirm anything until an autopsy has been performed."

"According to marketing executive Arthur Sando, Breitbart spent his final hour in a bar near his home called the Brentwood sipping red wine and talking politics. After leaving the bar at around 11:30pm, Breitbart began to walk home before apparently suffering a fatal heart attack. Although it is reported that Breitbart was rushed to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, when Lawrence Sinclair called the hospital, they denied that anyone by that name had been admitted within the previous 72 hours."

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