Ben Stein: No There There - Obama's fake accent on a big night.

American Spectator ^ | 2.29.12 | Ben Stein

[lentulusgracchus]

Peter Schiff exposed stein as being a total liar and fraud years ago.

Really? When and how so? Got link or keyword?

[trebb]

Hillary probably gave him some pointers from he, “Ah ain’t no-ways taared” speech.

[GlockThe Vote]

Look up stein schiff and subprime. Loans.

[UCANSEE2]

And he has to throw his Hollywood buddies a bone.

Well... it is a union 'rule'.

[gaijin]

And here is HILLARY doing it, too..!! Try not to throw up, ok? Because....she’s VERY bad at sounding “salt of the earth”, ok?

Warning: Hilarry faking a Southern drawl is....embarrassingly bad..!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJVgZIJ8K6U

[gaijin]

Here is Hillary, doing it again, this time a hip-hop version. You’ll be expecting Hilarry to swath her head up in a kerchiekf, a-la-Aunt Jemaima. Try to keep your lunch down:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pu9TQq0C3Ac

[x]

In a recent diary entry, he gave credit to Keynes, of all people, for saying something to the effect that a certain monetary policy (such as the one Geithner and Bernanke are currently following) would lead to inflation. Even if Keynes did say it, it’s like pulling out some quote from Mein Kampf to criticize nazism. You don’t have to go there, and you don’t have to give credit to the one whose theories are responsible for the destruction of our economy. A misplaced sense of fairness clouds Stein’s thinking. And he has to throw his Hollywood buddies a bone.

Keynes was more complicated than the people who read his books -- either to praise his ideas and put them into action or to attack them. He did recognize the dangers of inflation, but felt that sometimes -- in a Depression situation -- some inflation was justifiable.

In the article I found, Stein was saying that even Keynes wouldn't support Obama's stimulus package. It was a valid argument.

[neverdem]

Thanks for the links.