Make it viral: the Fast and Furious ad you've been waiting for

To paraphrase our friends at The Right Scoop, make this one go viral. Here's the stop-action, story-board version:


December 2010.


U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry is gunned down along the Arizona-Mexico border.


Left at the murder scene, two assault rifles linked to Operation Fast and Furious.


Under Fast and Furious, President Obama's Justice Department puts thousands of weapons in the hands of dangerous drug cartels.


More than 1,700 guns are lost.


Many are linked to violent crimes and killings in the U.S.


And Mexico.


Including Agent Terry's murder.


Obama denies any knowledge or accountability.


And, under oath, Attorney General Eric Holder says, "I probably learned about Fast and Furious over the last few weeks."


But official memos to Holder prove that's not true.


Holder knew about Fast and Furious nearly a year before.


Under oath, Holder lied to Congress.


And whistleblowers were punished by Holder.


Obama's response? "I have complete confidence in Attorney General Holder."


But after cover-ups and denials, can Americans have confidence in Holder... or the President?


Call Congress Now: We want answers. And accountability.