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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Dennis Prager Talks To Congressional Republicans
From DennisPrager.com: Friday, January 14, 2011 Radio Show H1: Talking to Congressional Republicans Dennis reviews his speech to the Republican Congressional delegation. He told them that they are the guardians of the American value system… Dennis talks to David Dreier, … Continue reading
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For The Left, There Are No Sacred Texts
Dennis Prager writes: The reason is that elevating any standard, any religion, any text to the level of the sacred means that that it is above any individual. Therefore, what any one individual or even society believes is of secondary … Continue reading
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Who’s To Blame For The Saturday Shootings In Tucson?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said that most people left are center are so because of the left’s effective demonization of the right, not because they hold left-wing positions. We conservatives think this guy Jared L. Loughner should … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager The Goof
On his radio show Friday, Dennis Prager said: Life consists overwhelmingly of have-tos and the quicker you make peace with that, the happier your life will be. People think that the fewer have-tos the better. Some psychologists have the credo … Continue reading
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Debbie Friedman Is Dead
JTA reports: Debbie Friedman, a popular singer and songwriter who is widely credited with reinvigorating synagogue music, has died. Friedman died Sunday after being hospitalized in Southern California for several days with pneumonia. She was in her late 50s. “Debbie … Continue reading
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Thomas Sowell On Dennis Prager’s Radio Show Today
Dennis Prager: “What role did Wall Street play in producing the current recession?” Sowell: “They played the role of suckers who bought mortgages that weren’t worth what they paid for them. “A system had been set up whereby the government … Continue reading
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Movie Ratings
Jan. 6. Dennis Prager: “My wife mentioned how much we enjoyed The King’s Speech to Mormon friends. Could they see it? It has an R-rating. “There’s no violence. No sex. Just 30 seconds of profanity. It was necessary and funny. … Continue reading
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The Case For The Torah
Dennis Prager writes: Why have Jews lost their sense of being a messenger? I think there are four primary reasons, both external and internal. 1. Once the Roman Empire became Christian, Jews and Judaism were essentially declared enemies of the … Continue reading
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