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'''Bill Moyers''' (1934 - ) was an intimate adviser to President [[Lyndon Johnson]] while the decision was made commit U.S. forces to the [[Vietnam War]] ultimately resulting in the deaths of 58,282 U.S. troops and 2 million Vietnamese<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1995/04/23/world/20-years-after-victory-vietnamese-communists-ponder-how-to-celebrate.html</ref>, and leaving hundreds of thousands maimed in injured.  

'''Bill Moyers''' (1934 - ) was an intimate adviser to President [[Lyndon Johnson]] while the decision was made commit U.S. forces to the [[Vietnam War]] ultimately resulting in the deaths of 58,282 U.S. troops and 2 million Vietnamese<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1995/04/23/world/20-years-after-victory-vietnamese-communists-ponder-how-to-celebrate.html</ref>, and leaving hundreds of thousands of survivors permanently maimed or injured.  

Moyers has remained employed for more than four decades by the public-sector funded [[Corporation for Public Broadcasting]], an entity created during the Johnson administration by a [[Democratic]] controlled Congress. He is a [[liberal]] [[journalist]] and currently hosts [[PBS]]'s show ''Bill Moyers' Journal'', a forum for attack on Republicans and conservationism which espouses envy as a popular virtue. He became an ordained [[Baptist]] [[minister]] almost 50 years ago. Moyers has a lot of liberal political views, such as [[democratic socialism]] and support for [[gay rights]].

Moyers has remained employed for more than four decades by the public-sector funded [[Corporation for Public Broadcasting]], an entity created during the Johnson administration by a [[Democratic]] controlled Congress. He is a [[liberal]] [[journalist]] and currently hosts [[PBS]]'s show ''Bill Moyers' Journal'', a forum for attack on Republicans and conservationism which espouses envy as a popular virtue. He became an ordained [[Baptist]] [[minister]] almost 50 years ago. Moyers has a lot of liberal political views, such as [[democratic socialism]] and support for [[gay rights]].