The Democrats have lost the White House as well as the Congress, and the American left finds itself out of power in Washington, DC. And yet this new crop of exiled leftists won’t have to march very far to find safe harbor.
Steven Ertelt of the pro-life news site LifeNews.com reports on the Kellogg Company’s decision to pull ads from Breitbart News because Breitbart and our 45 million monthly readers don’t share the cereal giant’s “values.”
Thanks to Breitbart News’ #DumpKelloggs petition, over 380,000 Americans, many of whom voted for President-elect Donald Trump, have vowed to boycott Kellogg’s after the cereal company’s decision to pull its advertising.
Breitbart News’ #DumpKelloggs petition initiative has garnered a whopping 250,000 signatures within 48 hours of Kellogg’s decision to pull its advertising in an attack on the “values” of Breitbart and its 45 million monthly readers.
Lawrence Meyers of InvestorPlace’s InvestorPolitics forum writes that the Kellogg Company “is being incredibly, mind-numbingly stupid” by openly attacking Breitbart News after buying into “the media’s false narrative that conservatives and Breitbart’s website consist of deplorables, haters, racists, sexists, White Nationalists, who also kick puppies and club baby seals.” Kellogg’s actions, Meyers writes, “immediately alienates up to half of its domestic consumers.” He warns, “You do not pick a fight with Breitbart.”
Kellogg’s shares (NYSE: K) dropped 1.44% on Thursday, the day after accusations of child labor exploitation and the launch of Breitbart News’ #DumpKelloggs campaign brought the snack company’s value down 2%.
Stephen Bannon recently called Breitbart News “the most pro-Israel site in the United States of America.” That will not change with Bannon leaving the far-right news website for the White House, according to Breitbart’s Jerusalem bureau chief.
A number of Kellogg’s Facebook pages have erupted with complaints about the company withdrawing advertisements from Breitbart News, with many users tagging their complaints with the #DumpKelloggs boycott slogan which Breitbart debuted on Wednesday.
#DumpKelloggs was the most popular trending topic on Twitter in the United States at the time of this writing after Breitbart News organized a boycott against the company on Wednesday.
Gregory Ferenstein, who has contributed Tech articles to Breitbart News in the past, explains in Politico why he — as a Hillary-voting, San Francisco-dwelling, pro-free trade journalist — would write again for the outlet credited with the rise of Donald Trump’s populist-nationalist movement.
Kellogg Co. announced on Tuesday its decision to pull ads from conservative media giant Breitbart.com because its 45 million monthly conservative readers are not “aligned with our values as a company.” In response, Breitbart News, one of the world’s top news publishers, launched an effort to boycott the ubiquitous food manufacturer.
Following other liberal American universities, Vanderbilt students are now demanding sanctuary city policies for their campus to ensure illegal immigrant students are not deported.
During her interview with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on the holiday edition of Breitbart News Daily, former Alaska governor and 2008 vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin spoke from experience about battling the forces of political correctness.
An accused child rapist and Dominican national was released out of custody by Philadelphia police, ignoring federal immigration officials’ request to hand over the man.
Since President-Elect Donald Trump was elected over Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton, the mainstream media have used alleged hate crime reports to drum up hysteria over issues like Islamophobia, homophobia, immigration, and race relations.
In her latest column, the Washington Post’s Ruth Marcus unloads a fallacious smear-filled broadside against Breitbart News Network and our 45 million unique monthly readers, declaring that we are not merely a publication, but rather “a pestilence.”
Vanity Fair’s Ken Stern reports on his weeklong exercise in reading only conservative news sites, Breitbart News in particular. Stern grudgingly acknowledges Breitbart’s success in shaping the populist movement from which Donald Trump benefitted, and he suggests that the left needs “an effective counterweight in media to the Breitbarts of the world.”
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana – The number of newborn babies who have been exposed to drugs and alcohol in Louisiana has tripled since 2008, mostly due to the massive rise and popularity of heroin being trafficked into the state through the U.S. southern border.
President-elect of the United States of America Donald J. Trump praised the Breitbart News Network in an interview with the New York Times on Tuesday, saying this outlet is “quite successful” according to a transcript of his quote released by that outlet’s media reporter Michael Grynbaum.
Al-Qaeda’s media outlet in Yemen, a newspaper called Al Masra, has published a lengthy article slamming President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Stephen K. Bannon, former executive chairman of Breitbart News and host of Breitbart News Daily, as chief White House strategist.
With President-elect Trump promising to pay for his infrastructure and defense spending by defunding non-essential federal spending, one of the first programs on the block could be the almost $500 million spent on public broadcasting.
Paul Bond of The Hollywood Reporter writes a profile of Breitbart News’s Los Angeles office – a “nondescript location [that] is in fact ground zero of a media movement that helped elect one of the most polarizing presidential candidates in memory.”
Reporter David Ng visits the Los Angeles offices of Breitbart News, where CEO and co-founder Larry Solov runs the site.
Conservative media giant Breitbart News generated 300 million pageviews and 45 million unique visitors over the last 31 days.
Jonathan Swan writes that Stephen K. Bannon is “unfazed” by left-wing hysteria alleging that he’s a giant racist.
The mainstream media and the Democrats brought every weapon they had to the fight against Stephen K. Bannon — and, by extension, Donald Trump, and 61 million deplorables. And yet Trump did not waver, and the Republican Party did not bend, and the conservative media did not break.
Stephen K. Bannon gives an exclusive interview to Michael Wolff at the Hollywood Reporter, previewing his ambitious agenda for president-elect Donald Trump. While Bannon seems to relish the left seeing him as “Darth Vader” or “Satan,” he describes himself as “Thomas Cromwell in the court of the Tudors.”
They’re still attacking Stephen K. Bannon and Breitbart News with lies. They’re trying to undermine President-elect Donald Trump. But their real target is: You.
Breitbart News’ Adelle Nazarian confronted Anti-Defamation League (ADL) president Jonathan Greenblatt at a conference on antisemitism in New York on Thursday and asked him to defend his claim that Breitbart is the “premier website of the Alt Right.”
Speaking on the British Radio 4 Today Programme, Breitbart Editor-at-Large Joel Pollak took host Justin Webb to task after he opened the segment by stating matter-of-factly, “[Stephen K. Bannon] doesn’t like Jews, does he?”
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has backed away from its earlier accusations against Stephen K. Bannon, stating on its website: “We are not aware of any anti-Semitic statements from Bannon.”
Roughly 500 demonstrators gathered on the steps of the Los Angeles City Hall for a “Rally Against Steve Bannon” on Wednesday evening.
NBC News New York attempted to blame President-Elect Donald Trump and his incoming chief strategist and former Breitbart News CEO, Stephen Bannon, for alleged hate crimes across the country.
The Hill reports on a statement that Breitbart is preparing a legal case against the “baseless and defamatory claim that Breitbart News is a ‘white nationalist website.’”
I’m not looking backwards, I’m looking forward,” Paul Ryan says. “I’m looking to the future and I’m looking forward to how we make this work for the American people, how we help president-elect Trump be the most successful president in our lifetimes.”
NEW YORK (AP) — Following the installation of Breitbart’s chief executive to a top job in President-elect Donald Trump’s administration, the news organization in its infancy when Barack Obama took office has big expansion plans and the goal of being the best source of news on the new administration.
Breitbart, the website at the center of the self-described alternative online media, is planning to expand in the United States and abroad. The site, whose former chairman became the chief executive of Donald J. Trump’s campaign in August, has been emboldened by the victory of its candidate.
Breitbart News overtook the New York Times, CNN, and Fox News for Facebook engagement on election day, accumulating 923,746 total engagements on November 8th.
Breitbart News has beaten both CNN and The Huffington Post for Facebook engagements for election coverage with a total of 3,559,997 engagements.
Breitbart News shattered company traffic records in October, generating over 240 million pageviews and 37 million unique visitors.