Greetings Economists, On Apr 26, 2007, at 9:20 AM, Perelman, Michael wrote:
I think that he is a self-identified populist, but so was Lyndon Johnson.
Doyle; Max Sawicky's kind of guys, poopulists. Coming from Texas, Bill Moyers unctuous preacher style is a bit of manure on the shoe bottom feel to me. Populism is like a box of chocolates. Never know what it means in the context of Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Moyers is a hero to various media types I've known. I know they have low standards for heroes. One can see in his choice of people to put on his shows he is presenting a careful mix of left and other personalities. So he'll show Chomsky knowing how controversial and outside the bubble he is. Which trades upon Moyers angel liberal creds. He gets to be an honorary left voice when the sod clod is just a whore for PBS. What makes him special? Not much, because left culture is a lot more complex than the muddy water he spills on the air. Where is the real spicy guys on the left to add a little depth of flavor to the cold mush liberal stew. Doyle
