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Ugly split, resignations renew call to remove Andrew Breitbart's name from website

Within days of the untimely death of Andrew Breitbart at 43, a team of dedicated supporters had launched a redesigned Breitbart.com, determined to carry on the vision of its founder and provide a conservative voice to counter liberal sites like The Huffington Post. The site carried on with the blessing of Breitbart’s widow, but a visible and unsightly crack within the team has opened into a fissure through which several writers have chosen to exit, including editor-at-large Ben Shapiro and Michelle Fields.

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It’s not the first time people have made the suggestion, but the ugliness of the split has renewed a call for the site to change its name. The chance of that happening is next to zero, but that’s beside the point.

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It is sad, but also worth remembering that Andrew Breitbart’s lasting influence isn’t the sole property of Breitbart.com.

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Related:

‘Completely psycho’: Breitbart posts, yanks ‘gross parting smear’ of Ben Shapiro [screenshots]

‘Exodus is in full swing’: Two more writers reportedly resign from Breitbart

‘Not good enough’: Many tweeters not impressed by Breitbart CEO’s ‘kid glove statement’ on Lewandowski

‘Fall guy’? Report: Breitbart spox Kurt Bardella has resigned following Michelle Fields incident; Update: Bardella speaks out

Breitbart editor orders staff to be patient, stop tweeting about Michelle Fields

 

 

 

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