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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Will San Francisco Wake Jews Up To The Dangers Of The Left?
Dennis Prager writes: If San Francisco succeeds in banning circumcision, some good may come of it. Let me explain. I am a passionate advocate of Jewish ritual circumcision — the ritual circumcision of 8-day-old Jewish boys. I am even an … Continue reading
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Tagged brit milah, Dennis Prager, jewish ritual circumcision, male circumcision, passionate advocate, world health organization
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Breast Reduction Boosted Her Career But Did Not Bring Her Happiness
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager read aloud this headline. “I’ve gotta read that. That fascinates me. It did help her career? If you have never looked at the Daily Mail in England, we do every day because they … Continue reading
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Tagged breast reduction, breast reduction surgery, daily mail, Dennis Prager, liz jones, terrific articles
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So Why Was a Man in Panties and a Bra Allowed to Fly?
Dennis Prager writes: On June 9, a man boarded a US Airways flight from Fort Lauderdale to Phoenix, dressed in women’s panties, a bra and thigh-high stockings. No US Airways employee at the Fort Lauderdale airport asked him to cover … Continue reading
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Tagged american college students, Dennis Prager, dress code policy, man in panties, san francisco examiner, us airways flight
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When El Al Flew From Tehran To Israel
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager spoke to Dan Saadon, VP of El Al Airlines, about how safe, meaningful and fun it is to travel in Israel. Dennis said that he flew from Tehran to Tel Aviv in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, el al airlines, medical treatment, radio show, tehran
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This Story’s For Me
Yehuda emails: Luke, This story is for you. 1. It is about something in California. 2. The girl is a blonde. 3. It’s about male members. 4. It involves an Orthodox shul. 5. Someone gets kicked out of said Orthodox … Continue reading
Posted in Circumcision, Orthodoxy
Tagged amir taheri, california 2, circumcision, Dennis Prager, guardian, male members, orthodox shul, secondary literature, steinfeld, ucla daily bruin
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Reasons For The Texan Economic Boom
How is the real estate market different in Texas than in California? Well, much of California’s land, particularly by the coast, is off-limits to development. With less land available to develop, land prices in California have skyrocketed over the past … Continue reading
Posted in California, Dennis Prager, Economics, Real Estate, Texas
Tagged boom and bust, bureau of economic analysis, Dennis Prager, dramatic realignment, industrial powerhouse, Thomas Sowell
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How Do You Create Wealth?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talks to Bernie Marcus, co-founder of Home Depot, about how wealth is created. Bernie started JobCreatorsAlliance.org. Dennis: “Bernie Marcus has done exponentially more good for America, more good for workers, than every single … Continue reading
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Tagged bernie marcus, co founder, Dennis Prager, home depot, radio show
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Why Do Bankers Face No Repercussions?
You’ve heard about all the austerity getting carried out in Greece? Well, not one public servant has been laid off in Greece. It’s austerity for the private sector, but not for the government unions. Sounds like California. So far it … Continue reading
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