Category Archives: Dennis Prager

Do You Really Want To Become A Better Person?

I remembered how charged up I got about becoming a better person when I started listening to Dennis Prager on the radio in the fall of 1988. It’s been tough. My progress in this department has been spotty if at … Continue reading

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Different Professions Attract Different People

Dennis Prager took a call yesterday from a woman in the entertainment industry. She complained about the men she dated. Dennis: “You’re not in the deepest part of society. There’s a tremendous amount of superficiality. If you had gone into … Continue reading

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Every Normative Muslim Group Has Come Out In Favor Of The Irvine 11

The Irvine 11 are students at U.C. Irvine who repeatedly interrupted a speech by the Israel ambassador on Feb. 8, 2010. He couldn’t speak until the protesters were removed. The Los Angeles Times reports: Ten Muslim students found guilty of … Continue reading

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Do Palestinians Want Peace?

Dennis Prager writes: In the Palestinian president’s speech to the United Nations last week, this denial of Jewish history was reaffirmed. Thus, in a speech about Israel and the Palestinians, he never once uttered the word “Jew” or “Jewish.” Here … Continue reading

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The Vote For Herman Cain Was A Protest Vote

On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talked about Herman Cain winning the Florida straw poll for Republican nominees for president. Dennis: “It’s a protest vote. We don’t like any of the nominees so we’ll vote for a guy we … Continue reading

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