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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
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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
Posted in Church, Holidays, Television
Tagged Bill Moyers, home from war, Karl Marlantes, killing machines, marlantes, Memorial Day, Politics, Veterans Day, vietnam veteran, What It Is Like to Go to War
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