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Megyn Kelly just can’t believe Attorney General Holder would lie to congress. Remember all things are subjective to leftists and especially the truth. People died so the Obama administration could score political points justifying a gun ban. It has come to light so they will lie.

New documents reveal startling details about when Attorney General Eric Holder actually knew about Operation Fast and Furious. Fox News’ Bret Baier breaks down new developments in the investigation into Operation Fast and Furious.

39% consider it a positive when a political candidate is described as being “pro-gun.” Twenty-seven percent (27%) see this as a negative description, while another 30% say it lies somewhere in between. It’s more popular, however, than being linked to a union or being described as “a global warming advocate.” – Rasmussen Reports discusses this week’s polls

They believe this was part of a convoluted plan for the Obama administration and the attorney general to actually increase the level of violence on the Mexican border with assault weapons purchased in the U.S. in an apparent attempt to rekindle interest in an assault weapons ban.

At the same time that firearms murders were dropping, gun sales were surging. In 2009, FBI background checks for guns increased by 30 percent over the previous year, while firearms sales in large retail outlets increased by almost 40 percent. – Daily Caller

At a reception following CPAC Florida Herman Cain dropped in and spoke to the crowd about unalienable rights. He said those rights probably included the right of self defense commonly known as the 2nd Amendment rights.

Congressman Darrell Issa ripped into Attorney General Eric Holder on Laura Ingraham’s show this morning regarding the Operation Fast and Furious scandal. – IngrahamAngle

That blows apart White House claims that it had no idea the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives was encouraging frontmen for Mexico’s cartels to buy weapons from U.S. gun dealers — to “trace” them afterward. – IBD

“Boneheaded idea from the beginning …. now it looks like three of the people involved are getting promoted.”

Governor Rick Scott of Florida signed first-in-the-nation legislation recently that “prevented doctors from asking for and recording information as to whether or not a family had a gun in the house.” Did you hear about this in the media?