Category Archives: Dennis Prager

Hillary, Donald and the Nadir of American Democracy

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Luke Ford

Pundits hate being rendered irrelevant. I think that is the primary source of much of their rage against Donald Trump. He has shown that they are out of touch with the historic American nation. Trump doesn’t want their advice. Their … Continue reading →

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National Review, Donald Trump and Moral Bank Accounts

Posted on January 31, 2016 by Luke Ford

Dennis Prager writes Jan. 26, 2015: National Review’s special issue, “Against Trump” was courageous and important. There is no way to do good in this world without risking making enemies. That National Review was prepared to do that — among … Continue reading →

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The Surfing Rabbi

Posted on January 23, 2016 by Luke Ford

Dennis Prager writes: I have never surfed. I am not a rabbi and I am not a Chassidic Jew. So why am I writing a foreword to Surfing Rabbi? Because Rabbi Nachum Shifren is doing wonderful work on behalf of … Continue reading →

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Dennis Prager on Donald Trump

Posted on January 22, 2016 by Luke Ford

From Prager’s radio show in July 2015: Comment: “Poor Dennis Prager…he’s a smart guy but still spouts neo-con drivel that nobody is buying anymore…flush the show and don’t forget to jiggle the handle!” Dennis: “We have terrific people [running for … Continue reading →

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REVIEW: The Ten Commandments: Still the Best Moral Code

Posted on December 29, 2015 by Luke Ford

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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