[yarddog]

I disagree with all liberals and in fact dislike most of them, but Bill Moyers is special. There is something about him which is just plain creepy.

Whatever it is, it also is present in Jimmy Carter. I think it may have to do with their dishonesty.

There are a few liberals whom I disagree with but who seem like decent people. About the only one I can think of offhand tho is John Kenneth Galbreath. (sp?)

It would be nice to see a liberal just take his medicine and admit he was wrong but I think whatever makes them a liberal is also what makes them skunks.

[Lewite]

Moyers is a typical liberal swine. The truth was never in him. Anyone connected with the Kennedy and Johnson crowd are about as corrupt as you can get. As for Carter, brain dammage is no excuse.

[JimVT]

About the only one I can think of offhand tho is John Kenneth Galbreath. (sp?)

That's interesting, YD, because Galbraith was one of the first libs I learned to depise.

Galbraithian Philosophy

Galbraith, to Friedman, was a 20th-century version of the early 19th-century Tory Radical of Great Britain. Galbraith believed in the superiority of aristocracy and in its paternalistic authority. These sorts of people -- and they are all too common these days -- deny that the free market should rule, deny that consumers should be allowed choice; and assert that all should be determined by those with "higher minds."

[RipSawyer]

I think they are all descendants of Seth Pecksniff.

[Helms]

Hey Bill, you liberal cop out:

"There is something about him which is just plain creepy."

Agreed, and perhaps his son who has been in some trouble, might have been influenced.

Moyers has been the PBS's answer to a New Age Philosopher, however it is pablum philosophy and seemingly relativistic, just what the libs like.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

I never made the Moyers--Carter connection till now. Both are self-important elitists, never allowing a few facts to get in the way of their judgement.