" didn't know much about breitbart before i read this and kind of just picked it up on a whim, because i knew he had died recently . . not totally fair, of course, but a very interesting read . . i especially enjoyed his foray in the middle of the book into marxism, how it got into american academia, etc. . .and his media savvy also led to some interesting parts, esp. the *rules for radicals* bit, etc. . . his position as a media "insider"--esp. a new media insider--definitely makes him qualified to talk about those kinds of things and it's cool that he can not only talk through the way media strategies and events play out, but actually describe examples he was involved in . . kind of stuff you would've guessed anyway--like that certain news items are timed to release in relation to other things--but this book sort of "proves" and illuminates that kind of thing . . as i said, not fair (in the sense that plenty of the issues he takes with the left could also probably be taken with the right), but he's a "culture warrior," so that's how it works . . pick a target, hit it, stick to the narrative, etc. . . i don't like that stuff when it's so black-and-white, because i know stuff like that isn't ever so simple and that people aren't being totally honest, just playing the game, but it's at least entertaining if you keep in mind what it really is . . "
— Matt, 1/27/2014