For months I have been on this site telling folks that Obamacare would be little more than a grand disaster. The GOP's efforts to stop the ACA were a waste of time. Just let it proceed. Obamacare is unaffordable, unsustainable, and the government can't even find a workable way to enroll anyone. The administration has issued waivers to it's corporate pals and to Congress- ignoring any part of the law it finds inconvenient. Willfully breaking the law is something a citizen cannot do- yet this administration breaks it's own laws with impunity. Here then is a lawsuit- based in whole- on this administrations willingness to ignore the law. You will love it.  http://cfif.org/v/index.php/commentary/56-health-care/2006-a-stunning-new-court-defeat-for-obamacare Another funny piece from the Ron Paul site. Hannity gets an Obamacare telephone worker fired after he calls and she states nobody likes the ACA.  http://www.dailypaul.com/303608/sean-hannity-offers-fired-obamacar

Excellent link showing that QE is essentially responsible for everything occurring in financial markets.  http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-22/spot-odd-one-out Here's one from Doug Ross, saw it posted over at Asylum Watch too- I believe. I nabbed this from Zerohedge since we are coming up on the 100th year anniversary of the greatest fraud ever foisted upon the American people- the Federal Reserve Bank. Submitted by Simon Black of  Sovereign Man blog , As we’re coming up on the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Federal Reserve, one thing has become abundantly clear– these guys are horrible at their jobs. According to the popular lie, the  Federal Reserve was supposed to have been established to smooth out the economic cycle, thus preventing booms, busts, recessions, and depressions. It hasn’t really worked out that way. In the 100 years prior to the establishment of the Federal Reserve, there were 18 distinct recessions or depressions: 18

I've been on the annual hunting trip to North Dakota. There have been some casualties in the pheasant world. Today, I clipped this comment from a Huffington Post article. I clipped it because I think the writer was trying to be honest and genuine about Obamacare but it reveals far more about the thought process of Americans. “My daughter signed up and starting 1/1/14 she will have a $2000 deductible 80% plan for under $200 a month. She had problems initially, i think she said it took 3 times. She is a new mom who wanted to finish college, had a baby during the start of her 3rd year. She lives with an aunt and the house hold amount made her ineligible for Medicaid. This is perfect. It may take some time to get signed up, but in the end at least in her case, very well worth it.” I read this comment a couple of times. We have a young woman, not enrolled currently in college, who apparently decided to have a baby first. There is no mention of a father. Her income thresholds are s