Coincidence?
Ever notice how much Andrew Breitbart resembles the villain from the campy sci-fi movie Buckaroo Bonzai?
In case it isn’t clear, on the left is Lord John Whorfin, a.k.a. Dr. Emilio Lizardo. On the right the moral and ethical vacuum, a.k.a. Andrew Breitbart.
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