Liberal journalists dumped a barrel of glorifying adjectives upon the news Bill Moyers died at age 91. The Washington Post headline was "Bill Moyers, eminence of public affairs broadcasting, dies at 91."

AP's Frazier Moore gushed, "the former White House press secretary who became one of television's most honored journalists, masterfully using a visual medium to illuminate a world of ideas." Some also used "legendary."

CNN's Brian Stelter oozed, "His career can and should serve as a model for younger generations." Ugh.

NPR anchor Scott Simon hailed Moyers as "one of the signature figures, along with Big Bird and Susan Stamberg, who helped build public broadcasting in the United States." Simon added, "He won the most prestigious awards of our profession, some in bunches -- more than 30 Emmys, 11 Peabodys, two Columbia-duPonts, plus many other honors for his PBS documentaries and interviews."

Moyers was acclaimed by other........

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