This is just an excellent commentary by Bill Moyers in general that I think even most here will find very watchable and with much to agree with.
As a side note, his comments on the corruption of the Democrats are right; I've long said that there is a battle between corporatist Democrats and progressives.
A battle I can't say the progressives, in the minority and hard to find anywhere in the Obama White House, are winning.
Moyers has a lot of good things to say about the moral element of our political system and in particular its application to uniersal healthcare.
Unfortunately, I think he identifies just what I was concerned might happen with Obama, as his compromising makes him ineffective.
Moyers is a remarkable non-politician leader, who had the trust of Kennedy to help start the Peace Corps and of Johnson to do about anything.
This is a rare bit of what political media should be like, politics outside the corporate media, insofar as HBO airs these independant commentators.
Links are in the Gleen Greenwald column here.
As a side note, his comments on the corruption of the Democrats are right; I've long said that there is a battle between corporatist Democrats and progressives.
A battle I can't say the progressives, in the minority and hard to find anywhere in the Obama White House, are winning.
Moyers has a lot of good things to say about the moral element of our political system and in particular its application to uniersal healthcare.
Unfortunately, I think he identifies just what I was concerned might happen with Obama, as his compromising makes him ineffective.
Moyers is a remarkable non-politician leader, who had the trust of Kennedy to help start the Peace Corps and of Johnson to do about anything.
This is a rare bit of what political media should be like, politics outside the corporate media, insofar as HBO airs these independant commentators.
Links are in the Gleen Greenwald column here.