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	<title>Comments on: Must: Olbermann Is Right (again), Don&#8217;t Think of a US Soldier Unarmed, Moyers Advises Graduates, Al Gore&#8217;s Second PowerPoint, and More!</title>
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	<description>with Mary Mancini &#38; Freddie O&#039;Connell</description>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<description>About Bill Moyer&#039;s Speech:

I was at this speech in Dallas last week for my wife&#039;s nephew&#039;s graduation. It had a powerful effect upon many who were in the audience. SMU is the heart of privilege in Texas, and Mr. Moyer&#039;s words cut to the heart of what most there seem to subscribe to. At the end there was a rousing standing ovation. I looked around the crowd during this response and saw pockets of people not standing or clapping. This confirms exactly what Mr. Moyers was saying this country is indeed broken.</description>
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<p>I was at this speech in Dallas last week for my wife&#8217;s nephew&#8217;s graduation. It had a powerful effect upon many who were in the audience. SMU is the heart of privilege in Texas, and Mr. Moyer&#8217;s words cut to the heart of what most there seem to subscribe to. At the end there was a rousing standing ovation. I looked around the crowd during this response and saw pockets of people not standing or clapping. This confirms exactly what Mr. Moyers was saying this country is indeed broken.</p>
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