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Rep Walsh Calls for Attorney General Holder to Resign

Gun Owners of America

Washington, DC --(Ammoland.com)- Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) sent a scathing rebuke to Attorney General Eric Holder yesterday and called on him to resign his post at the Justice Department.

Noting that Holder needed to “take responsibility” for implicating the United States as an accessory to violent crimes committed by the Mexican drug cartels, Walsh blasted the Attorney General for the role he played in the “subsequent cover-up” of the failed Fast and Furious operation.

As detailed by Gun Owners of America on many occasions, Operation Fast and Furious is the gun-running scheme where the Justice Department has approved – and in some cases, helped fund – the purchase and smuggling of firearms into Mexico.

The apparent purpose of this gun running scandal was to use the increased violence south of the border as a pretext for more gun control in this country. Sadly, two U.S. federal agents — and hundreds of Mexican citizens — have died as a result of these illegal sales which the FBI approved under the direction of the Obama Administration.

Rep. Walsh takes Holder to task for “knowingly [forcing] licensed firearms dealers to sell guns to violent criminals” and for claiming that he was “not aware” this happening. As Walsh notes, Holder “received no less than seven memos” detailing the creation and progress of Fast and Furious.

“The American people deserve to know the truth regarding Attorney General Eric Holder’s knowledge and role in the Fast and Furious operation,” Walsh said in a statement. “This program was deliberately designed to attack law-abiding American gun-owners and gun-dealers. Why else would an anti-gun Administration force licensed firearms dealers to sell guns to violent criminals?”

Rep. Walsh told Fox News’ Neil Cavuto that Holder “needs to be held accountable.”

ACTION: Please click here to ask your Representative to follow Walsh’s lead in calling for Attorney General Eric Holder to resign.

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Alan Warren Outdoors Radio Taking Your Calls In A Few Minutes

Alan Warren Outdoors Radio Taking Your Calls

Alan Warren Outdoors Radio

Texas --(Ammoland.com)- We’ll be streaming the radio show starting at 9:15am CT this morning and you’re invited to listen and call in.

We’ll be talking about Youth Hunting, Outdoor Education and about on line “forums” and the folks who seem to have made complaining and criticizing others (on line) their hobby.

It’ll be a fun two hours for sure. And by listening to the “stream” this morning, you’ll hear the “raw” conversation during the commercial breaks. Some say that’s the best part of the show!

Join us starting at 9:15am CT this morning by clicking here: http://AWOShow.com.

You can also call in and visit about anything outdoors related by calling toll free 1-877-956-9566.

As always, we try and send out some cool prizes to some of our favorite callers.

I’ll see you in just a few minutes at http://AWOShow.com.

About Alan Warren Outdoors Radio:
With Clear Channel’s 50,000 watt “Blowtorch” (WOAI) serving as our flagship station, The Alan Warren Outdoors Radio Show is distributed on the Salem Radio Network.

SRN is a fast-growing network which already serves more than 2,000 radio stations across the US. So odds are there’s an SRN station in your market. If your local station doesn’t carry the show, just email us and we’ll let them know you want to hear us on their station.

In the meantime remember, you can always listen to the show live online here on our website. And if you’d like to join the show LIVE and get on the air with Alan, call him at 1-877-956-9566 each Saturday morning from 5:00-7:00am Central Tim. Visit: http://AWOShow.com

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