Random Politics & Religion #07

We know.

Some cosplayer running for office.

I remember she did a "cosplay" with pot-leaf pasties and another where she was just nude in the shower.

I am sure the campaign will go well for her.

ISTANBUL — A brazen assault by three suicide bombers on Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport has set the stage for a more violent conflict between Turkey and the Islamic State, a development that would deepen Turkish involvement in the Syrian civil war.

There has been no claim of responsibility for Tuesday’s carnage, but Turkish officials blamed the Sunni extremists for the attack, which killed 41 people and injured at least 239.

The raid marked the fifth bombing attack in Istanbul this year and struck the country’s most important transportation hub. While Kurdish militants also have recently attacked targets in Istanbul, analysts said the airport operation bore all the hallmarks of the Islamic State.

Pics or it didn't happen.

I wanted the pic with the pot leaf pasties Fone....

Well government office in Arizona but she is attractive so that is 90% of getting into government.

I don't think the mods will let us post that here but I did find it.

She is hot in cosplay circles which set the bar to "hey she is wearing a spider man suit with her *** out" sorta way !

Well if I had an edit button I would have fixed it thanks Obama.TED CRUZ

"We wanted to do something for the loss of lives and injuries that happened to people in Orlando," said Bert Irslinger Jr., who co-owns the shop with his father, Bert Irslinger Sr.

"I understand that there are different opinions out there," said Vic Santi, store marketing director. "We don't look at this as a gun issue. We look at this as a terrorism issue."

Kathleen Larimer said she considers the raffle an inappropriate publicity ploy.

Her son, John Larimer, a 27-year-old U.S. Navy sailor from Crystal Lake, was among the 12 people shot to death at an Aurora, Colo., theater.

"Guns are not toys," she said. "They should be taken seriously. I'm not saying they should be illegal, but raffling off a gun is not taking its killing power seriously."

Colleen Daley, executive director of the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence in Chicago, also called the raffle offensive.

"I'm glad people are trying to raise money," she said. "I just don't think it's the most appropriate way to do that. These guns are weapons of war, meant to kill large numbers of people in a short time, which is what happened in Orlando. I find it very distasteful and offensive."

The unannounced meeting, which comes as Lynch’s Justice Department is investigating the handling of classified information on Hillary Clinton’s private email server, came to light only when Phoenix’s ABC15 TV station asked Lynch about it during a press conference.

Something smells like rotten eggs.


I wonder Bill and the AG discussed...

I don't think the mods will let us post that here but I did find it.

Something smells like rotten eggs.


I wonder Bill and the AG discussed...

Yeah, no, no; the answer's no.

Gun shop to raffle off AR-15 rifle to benefit Orlando shooting victims

suburban gun shop is conducting a raffle to benefit victims of the Orlando shooting massacre — and the prize is an AR-15 rifle.

The semi-automatic weapon that Second Amendment Sports in McHenry plans to give away is similar to the gun used in the June 12 Orlando attack that killed 49 people and wounded dozens more in a gay nightclub.


A McHenry County woman who lost her son in another mass shooting where an AR-15 was used — the 2012 movie theater massacre in Colorado — called the shop's raffle "offensive."

But gun shop owners say their intent was not to offend or to make a political statement but to help the Orlando victims by raffling off one of the shop's most popular products.





Some people will be offended. Some people will praise it as a jab at left-wing gun control advocates.

I think it's just brilliant marketing by the gun dealer.

If it's to benefit those who died I don't see a problem with it, I can certainly see why some are offended but I don't think there should be anything done to stop it. I do think a background check should be performed before the prize is handed over though.

Looks like the Trump clan and all the kids are going to the convention

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/trumps-convention-stars-his-kids-224969

I don't think it'd be right to but I'd love to see the look on his face when they say someone else's name.