* So now, officially, more people have lost their jobs over Benghazi than lost their jobs over 9/11. [New York Times]
* Could we sue the NRA out of existence? [Dissident Voice]
* Nate Silver makes it clear that gun ownership is a great indication of party affiliation. Guess the liberals would get their asses handed to them in a civil war. [Five Thirty Eight / New York Times]
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* Should it be harder for a teenager to get his hands on a video game with lots of guns in it, or AN ACTUAL FREAKING GUN? [Huffington Post]
* “Fun” law bloggers interview each other, for fun. [Allison Leotta]
* Wait, McDonald’s restaurants in Europe have waitresses? [Telegraph]
* Former Governor of Florida slams current Governor of Florida while nation wonders why Florida is always such a train wreck. [Blog of the Legal Times]
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* Bank robbers hail getaway cab. [Chicago Tribune]
* Look, the quote of the year is Megyn Kelly’s, “Is this just math that you do as a Republican to make yourself feel better?” But here are some other fun ones from 2012. [The Careerist]