| Not guns. At a press conference Friday morning, the NRA's Wayne LaPierre offered some other villains. |
| CNN's newest hire, one of the most followed reporters in Washington, at his most Tapper-y. From 2009. |
| Speaker John Boehner's gambit falls apart. Over the cliff we go? |
| The former running mate and current House Republican budget chief keeps an unusually low profile. "I'm not commenting on any of that stuff." |
| Let's celebrate John Kerry's expected nomination as Secretary of State by taking a look back to the early days of Election meme-ing. WARNING: Some of these are pretty bad. |
| Powerful video aimed at raising public awareness after Newtown shooting. |
| "One of the things that I’m very proud of during my first four years is I think I’ve helped to solidify this incredibly rapid transformation in people’s attitudes around LGBT issues — how we think about gays and lesbians and transgender persons," Obama says. Advocates say he earned it. |
| "The only thing that stops a bad guy is a good guy with a gun," Wayne LaPierre says. |
| A man and a woman representing codepink.org held these signs up in front of NRA chief Wayne LaPierre. The man was removed from the room shouting, "We need to stop the killing, the NRA is killing our children." According to LaPierre, "The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun." |
| The NRA announced Friday the former Arkansas Congressman would head up their efforts to develop a program to have armed security for schools in response for the Sandy Hook. |
| The next Secretary of State is surprisingly candid in his Twitter feed. Some shameless Mitt Romney takedowns. |
| In a direct-to-camera video, the president responded to an appeal for gun control on his petition site, "We the People." Nearly 200,000 signatures. |
| A fundraising email in the wake of Cory Booker's plans to run for Lautenberg's Senate seat. "Your continued support is greatly appreciated." |
| The Ninth Circuit rules that San Diego can offer leases to the Boy Scouts of America despite the group's ban on gay and atheist members. Lesbian and agnostic couples brought the lawsuit. |
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