The Promise of Change: Vision and Reality in Obama's Presidency

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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.

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@ilovejesus7000 2 года назад

Of course he did! He said, “Bipartisan means that BOTH PARTIES are all in it for war!”

@RyhmeOfTheUnheard

My god we need him now

@upsty6499 2 года назад

I wonder if he understands it doesn't make a difference whose in the presidency. It's all the same

@niko-laus 3 года назад

now we know obama made sure hope does not exist anymore

@manuelpinto3454 3 года назад

The dinner question about Gandhi may have been well-rehearsed in advance.

@MichaelNelsonxxx

this man (Zinn) was one of the 3 that changed my life. In case you are wondering. Christopher Hitchens. Noam Chomsky

@ivanwalker3391 3 года назад

The "Resident Optimist" is probably the dumbest mouthpiece that I've ever listened to. Bore!

@jeffrendell 2 года назад

Thank god I never went to BU

@BAFREMAUXSOORMALLY 3 года назад

He is amazing.?

@TallTraveler1 3 года назад

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.

@BAFREMAUXSOORMALLY 3 года назад

All this is just bla bla bla!