Breitbart proven Right!

From Eric Dondero:

Libertarian media entrepreneur Andrew Breitbart should be feeling pretty good this morning. He has just won a major battle with the liberal media. And it's a United States Congressman who is confirming the media's fraud.

From the AP, by reporter Jesse Washington, "...Health Protest spurs 'N' word feud", April 13:

It was March 20, near the end of the bitter health care debate, when Reps. John Lewis, Andre Carson and Emanuel Cleaver say that some demonstrators, many of them tea party activists, yelled the "N-word" as the congressmen walked from House office buildings to the Capitol.

With so many media and citizen cameras at the demonstration, any epithets would have been caught on tape, says Andrew Breitbart. He's the web entrepreneur... and has pledged $100,000 to the United Negro College Fund if anyone provides proof of the epithets.

"It didn't happen," said Breitbart, who wasn't there. "This is 2010. Even a racist is media-savvy enough not to yell the N-word."

Now 3 days later a correction issued by the Associated Press in the Washington Post "Shuler denies hearing N-word at Capitol protest":

Rep. Heath Shuler is denying a report that he heard racial slurs yelled from a crowd of angry health care protesters outside the U.S. Capitol.

Shouldn't someone in the liberal media cough up $100,000 for one of Andrew's favorite charities? Say, Americans for Limited Government, Sam Adams Alliance, Cato Institute, or Reason Foundation?

(H/t Newsbusters)