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The Promise of Change: Vision and Reality in Obama's Presidency
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2010
- Howard Zinn, a College of Arts & Sciences professor emeritus of political science, shares the stage with novelist Mary Gordon, author James Carroll, and Boston Globe columnist Ellen Goodman during Alumni Weekend 2009 for a discussion of the Obama administration's policy successes and disappointments thus far.
Hosted by College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences on October 22, 2009.
Of course he did! He said, “Bipartisan means that BOTH PARTIES are all in it for war!”
My god we need him now
amen
I wonder if he understands it doesn't make a difference whose in the presidency. It's all the same
He did. In many books and talks he gave. Except it is not all the same, he understood politicians respond to mass social movements, and these can budge some presidents more than others. That is not of trivial importance. But milquetoast leftists went to sleep when Obama was in office.
Like when trump was president or FDR to you, they're the same. I guess, they were both president at one time.
now we know obama made sure hope does not exist anymore
The dinner question about Gandhi may have been well-rehearsed in advance.
with is The dinner question about Gandhi please let me know more
or where is it ? kind regards
i got it eat less and no meat
this man (Zinn) was one of the 3 that changed my life. In case you are wondering. Christopher Hitchens. Noam Chomsky
He is amazing.?
For repeating the same OLD CRAP? He always repeats the same OLD CRAP about "BLACKS" and the ORIGINAL NATIVES he keeps calling "INDIANS"! The audience is always looking for entertainment when the issues are of the utmost importance and of a very serious nature!
BAFS
The "Resident Optimist" is probably the dumbest mouthpiece that I've ever listened to. Bore!
This whole panel and room is white or nearly white as far as their skin color not sure their actual ethnicity. I get tired of white liberals telling us how bad America is when they have benefited so much in this country.
Howard zinn I was interested however I’m not really moved after listening to him speak.
I’ll take Malcom or Martin, this guy is dry and boring.
Thank god I never went to BU
All this is just bla bla bla!