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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Big-Spending Republicans
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: What answer do conservatives get when they say the government spends too much? That Republicans spent too much too. As if there is any conservative who’s going to differ with you. Why … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, global warming conference, history of the american revolution, moon goddess, pew poll, prime minister of israel
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The Decline Of Western Civilization
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talked about a song named “F*** You” nominated for Grammy Record of the Year. “In the video, everyone in it was a black American. I just wonder if any other community would not … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast programs, cee lo green, decline of western civilization, Dennis Prager, fcc commissioner, inner city culture, nutrition standards, nutritional value of food, soviet commissar, usa today
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What Do Men Want?
On his radio show Wednesday, Dennis Prager said: A man needs most from a woman in a relationship is to be admired. Not loved. You love a puppy, but you don’t admire a puppy. You love your children, but you … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, puppy, radio show, relationship
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Most Chareidi Jews In Israel Don’t Want To Work
Dennis Prager writes: The Wall Street Journal recently published a column about ultra-Orthodox (Charedi) Jews in Israel who do not work for a living. Sixty-five percent of ultra-Orthodox men ages 35-54 do not go to work. Instead, they study Torah … Continue reading
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Tagged david ben gurion, Dennis Prager, dominant lifestyle, israel work, orthodox jews, yeshiva students
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Asking A Girl Out
Dennis Prager said on his radio show Nov. 30, 2010: “I remember in high school thinking that the boys who were unbelievably confident in their dealings with girls were not the finest of the guys. I was very nervous about … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, girls, handkerchief, radio show, sweat
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This Week’s Torah Talk
I took a cold shower before the show, as I do every week, and it brought me out of my post-surgery slump. Rabbi Hershel Rabbs Remer: TONIGHT’S SHOW features a full line-up of topics, including: Lusting after Persian chicks, trashing … Continue reading
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Tagged characteristics of a leader, Dennis Prager, fellow jews, interpreting dreams, psycho therapy, red eye flight, s chat room, sabbath morning
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You Can Get Away With Almost Anything If You Just Admit It
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “People can handle anything if you just admit it. If you level with people… You can almost do anything on the radio but if you say you’re sorry…” From DennisPrager.com: Wednesday, November … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, family faith, heart reflections, meg whitman, nurses union, Sarah Palin
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TSA Scans & Gropes
Most Americans favor the new scanning and pat-downs in airports, but people who are OK with it have little incentive to speak out. So we only hear from the whining minority. On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “The … Continue reading
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Tagged airline security, cat and mouse game, Dennis Prager, dennisprager, global intelligence, intelligence company, public affairs director, stem cell research, tactical intelligence, york mag
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Inner City Black Life in America
From DennisPrager.com: “Bob Herbert of the New York Times writes that blacks have to take responsibility for the deterioration of the black family. Coming from a liberal like Herbert, this is quite an admission…” Bob Herbert writes in the New … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennisprager, mom and dad, national catastrophe, single parent households, walking down the aisle
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Viva La France?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Tone is very important. The thing that I am told the most by people who listen to this show is the tone. Just not yelling at people was a major advantage of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, documentary film maker, ethics and public policy center, jay rockefeller, peter wehner, philippe karsenty, senator jay rockefeller, upper class twit
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