Posted on 06/26/2025 1:21:31 PM PDT by Borges
Bill Moyers, who served as chief spokesman for President Lyndon B. Johnson during the American military buildup in Vietnam and then went on to a long and celebrated career as a broadcast journalist, returning repeatedly to the subject of the corruption of American democracy by money and power, died on Thursday in Manhattan. He was 91.
His son William Cope Moyers confirmed the death, at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He lived in Manhattan.
To Americans who grew up after the 1960s, Mr. Moyers was known above all as an unusual breed of television correspondent and commentator. He was once described by Peter J. Boyer, the journalist and author, as “a rare and powerful voice, a kind of secular evangelist.”
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May he rest in peace, the shill for LBJ who had the bulletproof “bubble” removed from JFK’s limousine the day the President was assassinated.
Just sayin’
Another liberal propagandist bites the dust.
I thought he died years ago
Must not say what I want….
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