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Monday, 16 May 2005

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Erudite Redneck

Beautiful! I love Bill Moyers. He is my kind of Baptist. Linked!

handdrummer

God, you can just hear the man's plain spoken ringing voice right in the words on the page.

I vote we draft Bill Moyers for President! Want to form a committee?

handdrummer

also linked by the way.

Brian R.

He made me cry. What a SPEECH! WOW! Check out the links to an MP3 and MOV video file on my blog post.

ae

ER, my kind of Baptist, indeed! Would that we had more like him of all persuasions. Thanks for dropping in and for the link!

handdrummer, I am so with you! Let's pool our pennies and get some petitions going. If Dim Son could be "elected" to anything (actually, I'm not sure that he's ever been truly "elected" to anything), dear, smart -- and Baptist, as Erudite Redneck reminds us -- Bill Moyers should win in a cakewalk. Dammit, do we have to hire Karl Rove though?

Hey, Brian R.! Thanks for the link. I'll put it up front. Moyers' is an increasingly important and heartening voice during these insane times. Bless him. I hope his integirty and strength of conviction strongly influence other decision makers.

pbswatcher

"Kenneth Tomlinson has his demanding donors. I’ll take the widow’s mite any day." I'll start believing him, as well as take him up on his offer, when he says he would rather have the $500 than the $400 million from Uncle Sam. See Raging Bill

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