Should You Leave Your Spouse If He Has An Affair?

Prager H3: She said Barack Obama wouldn’t be in the position he’s in if weren’t black. Seems self-evident, but not to the Obama campaign which has accused the former VP candidate of the dreaded “R” word. .. Dennis talks to Marcus Sheff, director of The Israel Project, about the chances for peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Here.

Prager H1: Remarkable, but the soon-to-be ex governor of New York State seems to have no friends and nobody seems upset to see him go. He had managed to alienate not only his enemies but his friends, if he ever had any. The real issue here is the status of your moral bank account… Ironically, Spitzer was a great one for prosecuting sex crimes. He was especially enthusiastic in his pursuit of Johns. Think he’ll volunteer to go to prison?

Prager H2: Dennis continues with a question he raised last hour, a corollary of the Spitzer sex scandal. Of course, this appeals to wives as well as husbands. Callers offer some telling personal stories… Dennis talks to Christina Binkley, style columnist and senior reporter for the WSJ. Her new book is Winner Takes All: Steve Wynn, Kirk Kerkorian, Gary Loveman, and the Race to Own Las Vegas.

Prager H1: The governor of New York, Eliot Spitzer, has been caught in a sex scandal – paying for expensive prostitutes. Dennis, who has no interest in the private lives of public officials, explains why this case is different. And the reason has nothing to do with partisan politics.

Prager H3: In light of the Eliot Spitzer sex scandal, Dennis discusses the difference between thinking bad thoughts and doing bad deeds. The difference is clear and critical.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to Keith Richburg, New York bureau chief for Washington Post, about the Spitzer scandal. Richburg, who has been following the story closely, has some fascinating new facts… Dennis also talks to Ramesh Manon, the owner of Dal Roti restaurant in Cochin, India. Dennis had lunch there during his recent visit to India. He fell in love with the food and this fascinating, engaging man. They talk about American politics and the Indian view of the USA, among other subjects.

Prager H1: A California Appeals court rules that home schooling is illegal. The Teachers Union is thrilled… Evidence continues to grow that the globe is cooling… As world leaders contemplate a Democratic president who promises to cancel free trade agreements, they are already feeling nostalgic for GW.

Prager H3: To “accommodate” Muslim co-eds. This isn’t about religion, it’s about narcissism. Once you start down this road of granting special privileges, there is no end… Dennis talks to Max Boot, senior fellow for Council on Foreign Relations, about how the State Department is making it almost impossible for Iraqi translators who have lived and worked with American troops to emigrate to the USA.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to James Bowman, former American editor of the Times Literary Supplement of London and currently a resident scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Institute. His new book is Media Madness: The Corruption of Our Political Culture… The government is offering a $40 coupon to everyone who needs to convert their analog TV signal to a digital one… Does Israel have any choice but to return to Gaza?… Billions have been lost to fraudulent asbestos claims. It might finally be coming to an end. Is there a media-hyped hysteria that has ever turned out to be true?

Prager H1: After a Palestinian terrorist broke into a Jerusalem seminary school and murdered at least 8 students, thousands of Gazans took to the street to celebrate. Dennis discusses this highly disturbing event and notes that the UN could not condemn it.