The Right Wing misunderstands a statement by Attorney General Eric Holder and goes on the attack. When there is an anti-Obama administration dog pile, how could Sarah Palin resist throwing her bony body onto the top?

Here is the full post from Harlot Cheston's Facebook page:

Attorney General Eric Holder thinks government should force gun owners to wear special “identifying” bracelets? 

Hey Eric, these are my identifying bracelets: 
One honors our military; 
One honors independent Americans who have a healthy distrust of Washington's permanent political class and who will fight against elitists hell-bent on fundamentally transforming the USA; 
And one celebrates the year 1791 – that glorious year our Bill of Rights came to be, with the cross and bones symbol representing our Founders’ "Death to Tyranny" commitment, and on each side you'll see symbols of my faith. Complete with Swarovski crystals, I might add. 

Eric, you can replace my identifying bracelets with your government marker when you pry them off my cold, dead wrists. 

And, Eric, "You don't want to go there, buddy." 

- Sarah Palin

First off let me say that I think those "cold, dead wrists" are part of the reason that the Toad doesn't let her near his two tone tiny feller anymore.

Second Eric Holder NEVER said that gun owners should wear "identifying bracelets."

What he said, as explained in this article is the following: 

Only Holder never spoke about any "gun tracking bracelets." Instead, he talked about ideas for gun safety technology including finger print identification and a bracelet that "talks to" a gun, to allow use only by the lawful owner. 

In other words he was exploring various options for how to keep guns out of the hands of criminals, part of which was to render the weapon inoperable if it was not in the possession of its rightful owner.

Many fatal shootings occur when a gun is picked up by a child, or stolen from a home, or wrested away from its owner during a violent confrontation.

Technology like a bracelet that must be worn to activate the firing mechanism, or fingerprint recognition software, would dramatically alleviate that problem.

It is an intelligent solution to a difficult problem.

Of course the still existing problem is that it requires intelligence to understand it.

P.S. That last little dig in her diatribe, is from this confrontation between Eric Holder and batshit crazy Louis Gohmert.

In Gohmert's defense it really IS frustrating when people cast aspersions on my asparagus as well.