[Nachum]

Buh byee

[clintonh8r]

Don’t be too sure. Moyers retired once before....

[FormerACLUmember]

Buh Bye to a vicious, evil leftist propagandist swine.

[joelt]

Liar inspired by a liar.

[freedumb2003]

‘That’s what power is. And this man is reaching this audience.

The liberal credo. It isn't about doing good or right for the people. It is about power. Liberalism is an easy way to buy power from the weak-minded.

[Kaslin]

This is funny, I was just about doing a search for the article having been posted and here it is

[Western Phil]

In 1948, when he was fourteen years old, Bill Moyers heard Lyndon Johnson give a rousing speech at a courthouse in Marshall, Texas

In 1958, my uncle from Texas came to visit us in Nebraska and told us that LBJ was the biggest crook in Texas. My uncle was smarter than Bill Moyers.

[Old Landmarks]

Bill Moyers probably never let the facts about Lyndon Johnson enter his depraved mind.

Lyndon B. Johnson was a very evil man who promoted big government and was a Bible hating, do-good liberal. He was a liar for the leftist cause who never figured out that his Democrat party was the enemy of true freedom.

Bill Moyers is even further to the left and has had one job his entire adult life: Professional Liar.

Naturally, Bill Moyers loves liars and other leftist moral reprobates, for the cause.

[BunnySlippers]

He was a hate-monger.

[Boiler Plate]

Darn, at first glace I thought it said Bill Maher.

[Boiler Plate]

Darn, at first glace I thought it said Bill Maher.

[troublesome creek]

Let the door hit you on the way out.

[MNnice]

I watched the show, just so I could revel in the finality of it all. At the end, he did admit he had biases, as if it was some long-held secret that he was just now sharing with us. I laughed out load.

I also thought it was fitting that he had that loser Jim Hightower as his last guest. What a poster boy for liberal twerpism that guy is. Every Texan who ever proudly claimed that title has to cringe in embarrassment knowing they share it with a wimp like Hightower.

[Huskrrrr]

Broken down old liberal. He and Daniel Schorr should share the same room at NPR’s retirement village for America haters.

[Deo volente]

That's Moyers standing in the rear, on the right side:

[wac3rd]

Let’s pray he joins Howard Zinn and Teddy Kennedy in a condo down in Hotville one day for his treason.

[rottndog]

...Moyers would achieve a similar kind of power, and he has yet to abuse it. Moyers’s conversational ease, his earnest delivery, his fierce intelligence—all of it has transformed him into our leading television intellectual, and a worthy successor to Edward R. Murrow....

Worthy of a couple of barf alerts right there.

[Hunton Peck]

Am I correct in recalling that the infamous daisy ad in the 1964 campaign was Moyers’ idea?

[Bean Counter]

Well, bye!!

[denydenydeny]

“I remember the sheer presence of the man,” Moyers has recalled. “And I thought, ‘That’s what power is. And this man is reaching this audience. And he’s got this audience. And he’s telling this audience something that’s very important.’ ” Years later, through a different medium—television—Moyers would achieve a similar kind of power

Yes, except for the audience part.