Gold may drop some more, and perhaps even plummet. But it will eventually go sky-high. Ben Bernanke cannot print money forever without it eventually catching up to him. At some point the donkey fazoo has to hit the fan.

I am going to find a gay, pro-abortion, vegetarian florist in Washington and force him to provide flowers for my next heterosexual, pro-life, barbecue.

If someone has the right to force me to provide them with a service or product, why then do I not have the right to compel them to purchase my service or product? (Oh, wait, we already have that. It's called ObamaCare!)

Nonsense. I have the right to do as I choose with my own property. The Civil Rights Act went too far. If I own a photography business why should I be forced to photograph gays doing bizarre things to each other just because they want to commemorate their acts for posterity? If enough customers disagree with my stance, then I will lose customers and go out of business. That's the risk I take by being selective about my customers. But it's my business, my hard work, and my money. I have the right to do what I want with it. You have the right to not use my services or products. How dare anyone bully me just because they disagree with my opinions! Put the shoe on your foot and see how you would like it. You will then change your tune.

I suggest that conservatives in the area pick a flower shop operated by a gay and ask him to provides services for their next anti-abortion, pro-family meeting. Make the leftists follow their own rules. If conservatives cannot turn down gay customers, then gays cannot turn down conservative customers. Pick an event that most gays would absolutely detest and then get to work!

I give the florist credit for standing up for his rights. It would have been easier to simply say to the prospective customers, "I'm sorry, I am all booked up for that date and cannot accommodate you."

But they were happy to not even have to go to work every day. There are three types of people: those who do not want to work, those who want to work, and those who "work" for the government. Did you ever envy people with real, productive jobs? You should have!

We need to bring bring shame and embarrassment. When I grew up in the 50s and early 60s one would be embarrassed and ashamed to go on "the dole."

Excuse me, but "Republican’s keep loosing..." should be "Republicans keep losing." (Why do so many people out apostrophes where they do not belong and confuse loose with lose?)

Taylor is essentially complaining about reality: "It is very difficult for people of low and moderate incomes to refinance or buy homes." (Is also difficult for janitors to perform successful brain surgery, for bank tellers to earn more than bank presidents, and for someone who is morbidly obese to win the Boston Marathon.)