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JEFF9K

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14. good points

Tue Nov 20, 2012, 12:21 AM

Nov 2012

The documentary clearly demonstrates the importance of Democratic policies. My post is serious, although some don't think so.

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DID GOP PRESSURE PBS TO DELAY DUST BOWL DOCUMENTARY? [View all] JEFF9K Nov 2012 OP

Trouble maker, eh, or troll? elleng Nov 2012 #1

+1 likesmountains 52 Nov 2012 #4

Silly, eh? elleng Nov 2012 #7

watch it JEFF9K Nov 2012 #9

BEEN watching it. elleng Nov 2012 #11

Probably held it back from the fear of being called the liberal media n/t doc03 Nov 2012 #2

Yeah, they don't need to be pressured. They know better. ToxMarz Nov 2012 #16

This is excellent. northoftheborder Nov 2012 #3

It's also reasonable to ask wtf??? chollybocker Nov 2012 #5

tote bag JEFF9K Nov 2012 #13

Why not wonder! SoapBox Nov 2012 #6

The irony is, that was such a shit movie all on its own, too Scootaloo Nov 2012 #15

seriously, it was embarrassingly bad... magical thyme Nov 2012 #36

Seriously? It is bad? SouthernDonkey Nov 2012 #44

The Dust Bowl documentary is good...we got off on a tangent magical thyme Nov 2012 #47

Probably not, but could be. Republicans like to fuck with PBS Orangepeel Nov 2012 #8

even less JEFF9K Nov 2012 #10

At one point in tonight's second half of the documentary.... Grammy23 Nov 2012 #12

good points JEFF9K Nov 2012 #14

When people troll, they have to be careful not to use their regular right wing words alcibiades_mystery Nov 2012 #17

right-wing words JEFF9K Nov 2012 #20

ROFL alcibiades_mystery Nov 2012 #21

WRONG! RobinA Nov 2012 #28

Did your caps lock key get stuck? frazzled Nov 2012 #18

nope dsc Nov 2012 #19

SWEEPS JEFF9K Nov 2012 #39

I doubt they had a hand in it, but I'm sure they're relieved it didn't show before the election. sadbear Nov 2012 #22

Many of the dust bowl victims moved to California and they are now Democrats. yellowcanine Nov 2012 #24

The documentary said only about 16,000 of the over 350K migrants to California during the 30's sadbear Nov 2012 #25

Rather narrow view of who is a "victim" I would say. yellowcanine Nov 2012 #27

That's what the documentary said though. sadbear Nov 2012 #31

350, 000 went there from OK, TX, AR, and MO. yellowcanine Nov 2012 #34

Same Reason RobinA Nov 2012 #29

It shouldn't be this simple, but perhaps it is. sadbear Nov 2012 #32

what's wrong JEFF9K Nov 2012 #40

In the absence of any evidence, why ask such a question? yellowcanine Nov 2012 #23

harmless JEFF9K Nov 2012 #41

Reality is interesting enough, I see no need for hypothetical scenarios. yellowcanine Nov 2012 #43

no, these new republicans just hate the real American history that PBS features. Sunlei Nov 2012 #26

They made sure the movie lasted at least 4 hours so there wouldn't be anyone LiberalFighter Nov 2012 #30

I watched the whole thing. (They broke it up into two parts.) sadbear Nov 2012 #33

I watched the whole documentary, very good. Love PBS, the best 'free TV' America has left. Sunlei Nov 2012 #48

I recall a year or 2 ago hearing it was supposed to be in Sept or October. ErikJ Nov 2012 #35

Yeah... We can't be having facts of history getting out world wide wally Nov 2012 #37

Better question: Will the GOP let Burns do "Great Depression" documentary? ErikJ Nov 2012 #38

Republican Depression. JEFF9K Nov 2012 #42

Man! You guys are a tough crowd! :) SouthernDonkey Nov 2012 #45

Interesting, yet baseless, conjecture. bluedigger Nov 2012 #46