stupid, or is there a reasoned intellectual argument for supporting gradual tyranny in such a way that they will end up benefitting in the end? And, by the way, I do not have any warm fuzzy for Republicans, including both of the former Bushes. Tyranny and the gradual destruction of constitutional freedoms, including the financial debacle, have progressed just fine under their watch just like the Democrats, maybe just not as swift. Pingback | 8.12.09 @ 2:55PM ...he was just fired by the New York Times for being a shill for a credit reporting agency that exploits poor people) Ben Stein gave his most recent toxic assessment of our president, Barack Obama. During one short piece , he referred to Obama as "cunning, anti-American, anti-white, ultra-left with a total zero academic record, completely lacking in scholarship, not a fan of this country, way too cozy with... I, for one, voted for Pres. Obama and will vote for him again and will be proud to do so. It is just amazing to me at the low level of intelligence among the American people. They will listen to out right lies from the likes of Ben, Glenn Beck, Hannity and Rush, but will not take the time to read and understand things for themselves. Obama can be the best President this country has ever seen but the republicans are out to stop him at every turn. He is the one candidate who really cared about all Americans and wants to get things