Obama Endorses Gay Marriage. When will our political leaders?

You DON’T like it when we come out to play because you’re scared of us.  And you should be.

Not necessarily. Romney isn’t that far behind in the polls. A lot will depend on the econmomy. Unfortunately for Romney, the Federal Reserve isn’t going to do him any favours

“Mitt Romney is now starting to aim most of his fire on President Obama, instead of attacking his Republican rivals. However, Romney’s strategies for winning the presidency are bumping up against a huge roadblock – Obama’s top campaign manager – the Federal Reserve. The highly secretive Fed is actively rigging the markets in order to help Mr. Obama get re-elected, and the fruits of the Fed’s labor is just beginning to sprout in the political arena. The Fed has engineered an improbable recovery rally in the stock market that has lifted the Dow Jones Industrials to its highest closing level since May 2008 – back to the time before Lehman Brothers collapsed. The Nasdaq Composite Index, dominated by technology stocks, has rebounded to the 2905-level, its highest close in 11 years, led by Apple Inc…

Incumbent presidents are always hard to beat. The powers of the presidency go a long way. Not since 1971 and early in the 1972 election year, when Nixon pressured Arthur Burns, then the Fed chairman, to expand the money supply with the aim of reducing unemployment, and boosting the economy in order to insure Nixon’s re-election, have traders seen such massive political pressure on the Fed to intervene in the markets in order to help a president to get re-elected. Nixon imposed wage and price controls to constrain inflation, and won the election in a landslide.

Underneath the surface, the Fed was steadily increasing the high octane MZM Money supply, throughout the turbulent days of 2011. The size of the MZM Money supply has increased by $1 trillion from a year ago, to a record $10.75 trillion today. At the same time, Bernanke has gone far beyond the markets wildest imaginations, by pledging to keep borrowing costs for banks and hedge funds locked at zero% for the next three years. The Fed said that it aims to continue with its ultra-easy money policy until the US jobless rate falls towards 6% from 8.3% today, and is willing to tolerate a higher inflation rate, until it achieves its objective.

Only one US president since World War II – Ronald Reagan – has been re-elected with a jobless rate above 6%. Reagan won a second term in 1984 with an unemployment rate of 7.2% on Election Day. Reagan won in a landslide since the jobless rate had fallen almost 3% in the previous 18-months, and a sizeable majority of US-voters thought the economy was moving in the right direction. By contrast, under Mr. Obama the unemployment rate has dropped by 1.7% in the last 26 months – from a high of 10% in 2009. The Fed aims to keep the ultra-easy conditions in place that would enable the jobless rate to tumble to 7% by Election Day, even at the expense of faster inflation, to help Obama win a second term.

http://goldnews.bullionvault.com/obama_reelection_020720125

Civil Rights what a load of utter bullshit!

Progressives are mentally deficient

Kosh you’d be better off appealing to their sense of fairness than harping on about rights as if they are a law of nature or God-given or even objective. You have no right to a gay marriage as it stands even if it is fair.
The whole point of this debate is to create the right for gays to marry.