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"FacebookPinterest\n\nOn February 3, 2011, right-wing firebrand Andrew Breitbart, who died early Thursday morning in Los Angeles at the age of 43, gave GQ's Lisa DePaulo an extended interview on the eve of the publication of his book, Righteous Indignation: Excuse Me While I Save the World! (No, nothing was ever subtle with Andrew.) Breitbart was loved by his fans as ferociously as he was hated by his enemies, which was pretty ferocious. Parts of this interview ran at the time in GQ, and Breitbart responded with, well, righteous satisfaction that some crazy liberal rag \"got him.\"\n\nIt was hard not to get his rabid commitment to his beliefs, which manifested itself in all sorts of trouble-making, like his crusade against ACORN and Planned Parenthood and his hijacking of the Anthony Weiner press conference. (He was, after all, the one who exposed Weiner's junk tweets to the world.) Less known was the personal side of Andrew Breitbart: how he morphed from a \"default liberal\" slacker prep-school kid from Brentwood who gambled and imbibed his way through Tulane (and upon graduation was lucky to get a job waiting tables in Venice), to a father of four young kids in L.A., an Internet entrepreneur and the new right-wing messiah.\n\nTo read the full interview, presented now on GQ.com for the first time, click here."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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