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Category Archives: Dennis Prager
REVIEW: The Ten Commandments: Still the Best Moral Code
I’m reading this 2015 book by Dennis Prager. On page XIII, he writes: “If people lived by these Commandments, little else would be needed to make a world in which armies spent their time playing football; police would rarely be … Continue reading
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Feminization of America Is Bad for the World
Dennis Prager writes: Last week the New York Times published an article, “Sweeping Away Gender-Specific Toys and Labels,” that contained three sentences that explain one of the most important phenomena in American life. In discussing the increasing move to do … Continue reading
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Daily Signal: How Dennis Prager’s Conservative Online University Reaches Millions
REPORT: Radio host Dennis Prager and his business partner Allen Estrin had a big problem on their hands. It was October, 2013. Several years earlier, the duo—friends for decades—co-founded PragerU, a small digital university for conservatives with a modest audience. … Continue reading
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Jews’ anger at Ben Carson’s comments needs explaining
Dennis Prager writes: Why all the Jewish anger over Dr. Ben Carson’s comments on guns, Jews and the Holocaust? Apparently, some, perhaps many, American Jews believe it would have been worthless, or, as Tom Tugend argued in the Jewish Journal, … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager: No, Ann Coulter Is Not an Anti-Semite
Dennis Prager writes: (JTA) — During the course of the second Republican presidential debate, Ann Coulter, the well-known commentator, writer, speaker and provocateur, tweeted: “How many f—ing Jews do these people think there are in the United States?” Her explanation … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager: America’s Decay Is Speeding Up
Dennis Prager writes: As one who loves America — not only because I am American, but even more so because I know (not believe, know) that the American experiment in forming a decent society has been the most successful in … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager’s Pro-Israel Bias
Jack* emails: Dear Luke, I read the Dennis Prager posts you put up. It is important to realize that what underlies all of these posts is Dennis Prager’s strong bias in favor of Israel. He thinks he is being objective, … Continue reading
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Is Iran Mankind’s Enemy?
Dennis Prager writes: Iran today is America’s greatest enemy, Israel’s greatest enemy, the Jewish people’s greatest enemy and the greatest enemy of moral civilization. There is, apparently, no evil that the Iranian Islamic regime will not engage in to further … Continue reading
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From Ferguson to Netanyahu
Dennis Prager writes: Remember the “Hands up, don’t shoot” narrative that dominated American media and all of the protests against a white officer’s shooting of Michael Brown, a Black teenager in Ferguson, Mo.? It was all a lie. Never happened. … Continue reading
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