Taking a page out of the Obama playbook, Pete Gallego has determined the only thing the voters of the 23rd Congressional District need to hear is lies from his campaign.

You would think after 20 years as a State Representative in Austin, this career-politician would have something positive to say about his life’s work . . .apparently not.

Tonight, it is my privilege to deliver the Spanish-language Republican address to the Nationfollowing President Obama’s State of the Union address tonight. I hope you will join me onUnivision, Telemundo, CNN en español, or TV Azteca. The Hispanic community is vital to the future of the United States and the Republican Party and as the son of Mexican immigrants, I am honored to have been selected by Speaker John Boehner to deliver the Spanish-language response.

I am pleased to announce the endorsement of the Texas Alliance for Life. I will continue to support pro-life policies that protect the innocent. 

From Joe Pojman, Executive Director of Texas Alliance for Life: 

"Our decision to support your campaign was based on your support for pro-life issues that are a priority for Texas Alliance for Life."

The Chair of the DNC, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, insists that unemployment hasn't risen under President Obama.

Attorney General Holder testified today that "Nobody in the Justice Department has lied," despite the letter sent to Senator Grassley denying the existence of Fast and Furious. There's also new evidence that the Justice Department planned to use Fast and Furious to push for stricter gun laws.

From CBS News: 

On July 14, 2010 after ATF headquarters in Washington D.C. received an update on Fast and Furious, ATF Field Ops Assistant Director Mark Chait emailed Bill Newell, ATF's Phoenix Special Agent in Charge of Fast and Furious:

"Bill - can you see if these guns were all purchased from the same (licensed gun dealer) and at one time. We are looking at anecdotal cases to support a demand letter on long gun multiple sales. Thanks." 

From Fox News:

"This project was failed and flawed from the beginning," said Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., questioning why Holder has not terminated the "many people involved" with the program. 

Despite the controversy over the inaccurate February letter from Justice, Holder also stated: "Nobody in the Justice Department has lied."