Yikes!!!!


This is just disturbing....

Thank God it's apparently unloaded.

(Hope there ain't a round in the chamber).

Not for gun fanatics its not. She's such a hockey mom.

the caption should read, now who wants to veto that legislation? Guns, God and Liquor, the GOP has em.

Yeah. "Hasta La Vista, Constitution..."

A good looking women holding a gun, thats cool!!!!

I prefer good looking women holding guitars.

But that's just me.

Where in hell is she looking? She's not gonna impress Jeff Cooper about Rule #4.

The dumb, aging conservative tart is crosseyed.

CAPTION:

The American Taliban: One Heartbeat Away From Seizing Power

lol

Who cares?

She's hot!!!

No, it's hot.

HAWT.

And she appears to be looking at something on the red-dot scope attachment.

Yes! Women with guitars trump women with guns.
game over.

Just like her head.

If you look at the file footage she doesn't wear hearing protection or proper eye protection, she's an idiot.

Girls and guns = HOT
Girls and guitars = HOT
Girls that own Harley's = not so hot.

Empty-headed John Mccain VP pick with big gun = Sickening

I wonder who is the better shot, her of Big Dick?

It looks like the "hottie" "killer mama" image is just a distraction from her real purpose.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...8083001538.html


Oil Group Joins Alaska in Suing To Overturn Polar Bear Protection


CHICAGO -- The American Petroleum Institute and four other business groups filed suit Thursday against Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director H. Dale Hall, joining Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's administration in trying to reverse the listing of the polar bear as a threatened species.

On Aug. 4, the state of Alaska filed a lawsuit opposing the polar bear's listing, arguing that populations as a whole are stable and that melting sea ice does not pose an imminent threat to their survival. The suit says polar bears have survived warming periods in the past. The federal government has 60 days from the filing date to respond.

One of the plaintiff in Thursday's lawsuit, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), lauded the choice of Palin as the Republican vice presidential nominee for reasons including her advocacy of Alaskan oil and gas exploration, which many fear could be affected by the bear's protected status.

NAM and the petroleum institute were joined in the lawsuit by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Mining Association and the American Iron and Steel Institute. They object to what they call the "Alaska Gap" in relation to the special rule the federal government issued in May in conjunction with the polar bear's protected status. The rule, meant to prevent the polar bear's status from being used as a tool for imposing greenhouse gas limits, exempts projects in all states except Alaska from undergoing review in relation to emissions.

NAM Vice President Keith McCoy said the group sees the rule as unfairly subjecting Alaskan industry to greenhouse gas controls and also opening a back door for greenhouse gas regulation nationwide.

"This could significantly curtail oil and gas exploration," especially on Alaska's North Slope, he said. "It's discrimination against the state of Alaska. During a time when gas prices are high and we need to look at all options, to issue something that shuts off a viable resource" is ill-advised, he said.


The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the D.C. Circuit, notes that greenhouse gas emissions worldwide contribute to global warming. It says projects in Alaska should not be subject to special scrutiny because of the polar bear's status.

Kassie Siegel, climate program director for the Center for Biological Diversity, which originally petitioned to list the polar bear as an endangered species in 2005, decried the assertion in the Alaska suit that science does not prove polar bear populations are declining. The center is also suing the federal government, seeking to change the polar bear's official status from "threatened" to "endangered."

"The amazing thing about this litigation is that the governor of Alaska is so anti-environmental that she is suing the Bush administration over a claimed overabundance of protections for the polar bear," Siegel said. "It's just amazing."


(snip)

"I think it shows the strength of our legal theory," she said. "Basically we said, 'List the polar bear, and when you list the polar bear, you're going to have to do something about greenhouse gas emissions.' The fact all these other parties are suing over it shows the Bush administration doesn't have a legal leg to stand on -- they know the administration has to do something about greenhouse gas emissions."

The lawsuit is American Petroleum Institute et al v. Kempthorne et al.

Depends on if she consumes a gallon of scotch before and during like cheney.

Says you...

When I'm handling an unloaded and secured weapon, I don't wear any pro either.

There's nothing wrong with that.

I think cheney drank beer that day.

Drunk is drunk and drunk with a loaded gun is just fucking stupid.