i heard that...
Posted on 06/27/2012 4:15:50 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
One of the biggest pet peeves of your humble correspondent is so-called journalists who continue to absurdly claim that there is no evidence that one of the purposes for gunwalking in Operation Fast and Furious was to advance a gun control agenda. Last week the culprit was Jillian Rayfield of Rolling Stone and now Steve Kornacki of Salon and MSNBC is the latest liberal to display his reality challenged assertion on this subject:
The question is why the NRA has decided to emphasize the Holder vote. The group’s official explanation, believe it or not, involves conspiracy theory – the idea that the Fast and Furious gun-walking program that led to the death of a border patrol agent in 2010 was actually “a political attack on the 2nd Amendment and that the Justice Department facilitated a crime to further their gun control political agenda.”
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
i heard that...
great additions...
Same here—I just hope there is a special place in hell reserved for these slime balls.
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LOL! Love it!
There was no effort or plan to track weapons or people into Mexico.
It is infuriating to continually hear FOX describe it as a “gun tracking” program or a “botched” gun tracking program. FOX buying WH story rather than following the facts.
absolutely right...
The NRA needs to ask the leftist aka progressive gun haters where in America. Do people need a federally mandated background check. To buy a sandwich.
The leftist aka progressive gun haters have state. Buying a gun in AZ, is as easy as buying a sandwich. I now of no sandwich shop in AZ. Where a federally mandated background check is required. Prior to buying a sandwich.
“Advance Gun Control Agenda”
Then why are the leftist aka progressive gun haters chanting. Buying a gun in AZ is as easy as buying a sandwich? I know od no place in AZ or America. Where one must first pass a federally mandated background check. To buy a sandwich.
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