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Karl Rove and Joe Trippi debate how President Obama and his administration have handled the drone issue and trying terrorists on U.S. soil.

From the YouTube description: Appearing on CNN's Situation Room this afternoon, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) urged that the United States bring its troops home from a costly war in Afghanistan, cut foreign aid especially to potentially hostile countries like Egypt, and take serious steps towards reforming entitlements and the tax code. He also said that,

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A Democrat Illinois congresswoman openly admits that going after Assault Weapons is only the beginning. Banning handguns is also on the agenda. (via Jason Mattera)