I'm trying to get a clue at the kind of politics here. You guys seem to be very anti-feminist, which is closely connected to the LGBT movement, but you guys also happen to be very libertarian, which makes it unpredictable where you guys would stand on this issue. So on the topic of gay marriage where do you guys fall? Personally, I think I'm becoming more okay with the concept as time passes. I used to be against gay marriage however, because I didn't really see it as the most ethical thing you can do for the children growing up in a mono-gender parent family. But I'm still left with a few lingering questions. Is it anti-scientific to ignore the needs of a child to have two parents of both genders? Does it encroach upon religious freedom to force churches to marry gays? Can we really redefine marriage without it losing its merit?

If you have strong opinions, please do your best to control them. You need to keep in mind others may have strong opinions as well.

It is, in my opinion, that the ACA (Affordable Care Act) is one of the worst pieces of legislation ever passed by the US congress. However it's success is still up for debate. They claim that they were able to get seven million sign ups in the first few months (at the cost of two million jobs) but how many of those sign ups are even legit? We know that not everyone who signed up was originally without insurance, and we know that not everyone had technically finished signing up but were still included in that number anyway. It just leads me to wonder how much good it did for the amount of damage that it backfired.