Still cannot get my mind around Breitbart and his connection to the Huffington crowd.

Breitbart is dead and Harry Reid lives. No justice.

Susie is a woman after my own heart. She loves shoes!!!

I find it amusing that the headline refers to a $1.9 million house in LA as a mansion.

That´s not really a lot of money these days.

Notwithstanding most of our news coming from Daily Mail [UK], it pieces me off they call Andrew a firebrand! Agree about Reid, #2.

Mansion must mean something else in England. It is a beautiful home, though. What a tragedy his death was.

Mansion? It actually seems a modestly large home in a very nice location, walk to UCLA. Price seems reasonable, the empty lot would be worth most of that, real estate in Los Angeles even today.

According to the article, the house is 3,886-square-feet and was built in 1950. Most of the value is the dirt underneath it in California´s overinflated real estate market. By no definition is it a mansion.

Hasn´t anyone realized this article´s intent is to make Breitbart look like a big fat 1%? Wake up people!

You`re not in the housing big league`s until you can call your estate a `compound`.

Looks like a warm and loving home.

#1, back in the day, Arianna was a conservative. It was only after her mother died that she moved over to the dark side.

#12 - I think Ariana moving to the dark side may have been related to her gay ex-husband.

I wish I was rich enough to buy it and give it back to Andrew´s widow and kids. I sure do miss him. I can´t imagine what it is like for them.

$1.9 million is no mansion in the California real estate market. Probably a nice house, but hardly a mansion.

In another part of the country, one that isn´t ruled by eco-wackos, $1.9 million might buy a mansion.

I´ve owned homes in Houston that were bigger than this one. Just as nice, but not for that price. The last one sold for about 7% of this listed price.

Location, location, location.

Daily Mail articles are not for the unsophisticated. The Brits know from nothing about US real estate markets. No point being critical. They don´t know any better.

I believe Andrew would have been complimented by "firebrand". It is one who is passionate about a cause. He was definitely a firebrand.

#15: I was going to say the same thing. I´m sure certain people are appalled that he could live so high on the hog, but $1.9 million is actually a modest home compared to others in the area where he lived.

Rewriter of American history, Noam Chomsky, lives in a $3 million dollar house in a less expensive area of the country. Let´s talk about that, shall we?

Sad truth, but $1.9M. does not get you a Mansion in most parts of Ca. Most likely a nice house in a good neighborhood, but no mansion. It´s really ridiculous out here.

Britain is about the size of the state of Oregon. Imagine Oregon with 65 million people. Houses with a large footprint are astonishingly expensive. The average size of newly-built homes in the UK less than half the size of new-builds in the US or Australia.

I had difficulty in explaining the size of the United States to my mother until I equated a cross-country trip as about the same as driving from her backyard to the Russian steppes.

a lovely, warm home..I hope they get their asking price..I would suspect they will.I also hope that financially they are ok...and I will never be convinced that his sudden death did not have some.."help" ...RIP Andrew, we won´t forget..Eagles Up!!!

I think Breitbart was taken away from us by violent means, and it was covered up.

Each day, upon reading the news, I wish he were still around to make his comments and take his actions.

Let´s hope it sells before the end of the year and new tax laws.

Wasn´t there a drive to raise money for Breitbart´s widow and children? Was financial aid really needed? Just asking.

Ted in Michigan