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Tag Archives: radio show
No, I Am Not Going To Text You Nude Photos Of Myself
Why not? Because on his radio show today, Dennis Prager came out against sexting (texting nude photos of yourself). I haven’t heard much of this show but I suspecting Prager will blame sexting on the breakdown of organized religion. Dennis: … Continue reading
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Tagged cheerl, cincinnati enquirer, dark ages, Dennis Prager, landline, moral hazard, moral issue, nude photos, quot, radio show, t text
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Economist Tom Sowell On Dennis Prager’s Radio Show
Dennis: "I am about to speak about one of the clearest thinkers living. One of the top five…" "Allen Estrin, my producer, said America would be different if every college kid read this book. "The first edition of Applied Economics, … Continue reading
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Tagged college kid, Dennis Prager, john kerry, national security threat, profound commitment, radio show, senator john kerry, stage one, thinkers, tom sowell
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Give Others The Gift Of Your Emotional Predictability
Dennis Prager says on his radio show: "We think that emotions are what makes us happy. If I feel unhappy, I’m miserable. But if you let your emotions dictate how you look at life and how you act, you are … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, hormones, pre menstrual syndrome, predictability, radio show
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Why Are Women More Liberal Than Men?
On his radio show Oct. 29, Dennis said that a woman’s tendency is "to think more in terms of the micro than the macro, the personal, the individual, rather than the broad social questions… There’s a study about men and … Continue reading
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Tagged car crash, men and women, radio show, social questions, tendency
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Race & Politics
Dennis Prager says on his radio show: Who are these racists who won’t vote for Obama? Republicans wouldn’t vote Obama, or any Democrat, so the racists must be Democrats. What do the ten American cities with the highest poverty rates … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, obama, race politics, racists, radio show
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Dennis Prager’s Contempt For ABC Anchor Charles Gibson
Dennis says on his radio show today: "My contempt for Charlie Gibson is deep." "Charlie Gibson reinforced the belief that Republicans are running against Democrats and the news media. "This was not an interview. It was an attempt to get … Continue reading
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Tagged bush doctrine, charles gibson, charlie gibson, Dennis Prager, graduate program, jack shafer, liberal columnist, members of the fourth estate, radio show, Sarah Palin
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‘Most Of [Russia’s] Jews Suffered Horribly Under Communism’
That’s what Dennis Prager said on his radio show today. Hmm, did the Jews suffer worse comparatively than non-Jews? I don’t think so. Yes, Jews went to the Gulag, but a substantial number of those who were running the Gulag … Continue reading
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Tagged communism, Dennis Prager, Jews, radio show, yuri
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Dennis Prager To Wives: ‘If You Don’t Give Him Sex, He Doesn’t Know You Love Him’
Prager says on his radio show that sex is the primary way men feel loved by their wives. You may think that is simplistic but it is either true or not true. Prager notes some study that says women are … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, eight hours, pervert, radio show
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‘Why Is It Always About You? Saving Yourself from the Narcissists in Your Life’
This is an excellent book by Sandy Hotchkiss. I heard of it from Dr. Stephen Marmer, a psychiatrist, who was speaking on Dennis Prager‘s radio show. Like most narcissists, I became one to overcome early childhood shame. Feeling superior and … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogging, Dennis Prager, disasters, dr stephen, early childhood, free blogging, grandiosity, lack of respect, late twentieth century, narcissists, omnipotence, orthodox judaism, psychiatrist, radio show, sandy hotchkiss, secularization, shame, spiritual presence, thinking outside the box, time and space, unlimited possibilities, unreality, younger generation
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