Commentator Andrew Breitbart, looking good after Rep. Anthony Weiner admitted tweeting inappropriate images, has somehow managed to pluck discredit from the jaws of vindication. During a radio show, he shared the most inappropriate image with his hosts and it soon found its way online. Breitbart claimed he was set up by the producers with secret cameras. Alas, no. [Gawker]
After Weiner shot leaks, Breitbart claims setup
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