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Tag Archives: Bill Moyers
Voting Democrat, Yet Living Republican Lives
I was watching Bill Moyers on PBS last night, and he was interviewing Native American author Sherman Alexie. What particularly interested me was this statement that Alexie made: “One of the misconceptions about Indians, you know, because liberals love Indians, … Continue reading
Posted in Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Bill Moyers, Current Events, native american author, Politics, religious politics, sherman alexie
What It Is Like to Go to War
I watched a good episode of Bill Moyers’ program last Sunday, after I came home from church. In it, Bill Moyers talks with Vietnam veteran Karl Marlantes, who is the author of the book What It Is Like to Go … Continue reading
