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Should Dennis Prager Run For President?
Dennis says he’s already written 150,000 of his next book (the case for America). “And I write tersely.” The Chevy Volt has sold 928 cars and the Nissan Leaf 173. “More people have bought my entire Bible commentary series than … Continue reading
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Tagged chevy volt, dennisprager, faith reason, fox news, frank luntz, melanie phillips
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The Discriminating Church
From DennisPrager.com: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 Radio Show 20110323 – 01 Discriminating Church Prager H1: An unmarried pastor claims he’s a victim of discrimination because of his marital status. This may be true, but is it wrong? Why can’t a … Continue reading
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Tagged dennisprager, howard schultz, parishioners, prager, radio show, sexual experiences
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Egypt Heads In Wrong Direction
From DennisPrager.com: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 Radio Show 20110322 – 01 The Wrong Direction Prager H1: The vote for a new constitution for Egypt went in the wrong direction. It helps the people we don’t like, the Muslim Brotherhood, and … Continue reading
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Tagged brain surgeons, dennisprager, egypt heads, humanitarian gesture, muslim brotherhood, raising good kids
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Disaster Averted In Japan
From DennisPrager.com: Monday, March 21, 2011 Radio Show 20110321 -1 Disaster Averted Prager H1: The worse fears about the nuclear power plant disaster in Japan appear to have been averted… What’s the mission in Libya? Does anybody know? Who’s in … Continue reading
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Tagged council for foreign relations, dennisprager, max boot, mothers and fathers, nuclear power plant, radio show
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Radiation From Japan
From DennisPrager.com: Friday, March 18, 2011 Radio Show 20110318 – 01 Mad Libya Prager H1: Even after the Arab states called for intervention in Libya, Pres. Obama still would not intervene. Now that Kaddafi fears military intervention he has begun … Continue reading
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Tagged agenda issues, cease fire, dennisprager, meaningful activity, muslim world, willie mays
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Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown
From DennisPrager.com: Thursday, March 17, 2011 Radio Show 20110317 – 01 Shame Prager H1: Have we been getting the best information from Japanese government regarding their endangered nuke plant? US officials suggest that we haven’t… Is there such a thing … Continue reading
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Tagged dennisprager, georgia tech research, georgia tech research institute, high speed rail, nuclear disaster, nuclear meltdown
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Fondling In The Kitchen
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “You are the wife. You are doing work in the kitchen, washing dishes or in the garden gardening. There are no kids around. Your husband stops by to say something and he … Continue reading
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Tagged correct answer, Dennis Prager, dennisprager, first lady of syria, first thing on my mind, materials science and engineering, puff piece, radio show, sexual harassment, tyrannical regimes, vogue magazine, washing dishes
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Massive Earthquake, Tsunami In Japan
On his radio show March 11, 2011, Dennis said about the 1994 Northridge earthquake: “That was unbelievably jolting. I’ve been through a lot of earthquakes living in Southern California but that one was scary and I don’t get scared easy. … Continue reading
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A King’s Ransom
From DennisPrager.com: Monday, February 28, 2011 Radio Show 20110228-01 A King’s Ransom Prager H1: Dennis congratulates the winner of last night’s Academy Award for Best Picture, The King’s Speech, a movie which he thoroughly enjoyed. Will Hollywood make more movies … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award for best picture, david letterman, dennisprager, foundation for the defense of democracies, Hugh Hewitt, michael ledeen
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