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Mr. PETER SCHIFF (Attorney, New York Attorney General's Office): It hasn't been historically just because two people love each other.
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Peter Schiff with the New York Attorney General's office argued that the state legislature has a reason to protect heterosexual marriage.
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"The Fed is throwing gasoline on inflationary fire that it created but continues to ignore, " says Peter Schiff, the president of Euro Pacific Capital.
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Yet to Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capital, that does not mean you should park your investment capital like a klutz in money market funds earning 1.5%.
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For reasons that are not completely clear to me folks from Peter Schiff to Ragu Rajan equate low interest rates with high levels of consumer spending.
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Some, like Peter Schiff, suggest the Fed will cause a huge dislocation in mortgage markets as well once it begins to unwind its massive portfolio.
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Peter Schiff, of Euro Pacific Capital, believes a housing collapse is in the cards as the Fed will eventually have to exit its accommodative stance.
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Peter Schiff is president of Euro Pacific Capital, www.europac.net.
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Shortly after Rand Paul endorsed Mitt Romney for president back in June, he gave a radio interview to Peter Schiff and tried to explain why he did it.
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Precisely those purchases of assets to further ease monetary policy are cooking a bigger financial crash than in 2008, Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital argues, and that collapse will start with the housing and bond markets.
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