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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Dennis Prager: California is America’s Greece
On his radio show today, Dennis says: “To airline employees, if you do unionize, you will likely become a worse person. Your attention will change from what is good for my employer and for my passenger to what is good … Continue reading
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Tagged airline employees, conservatism, Dennis Prager, financial disaster, university of south dakota, university of south dakota school of law
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Religious Parties In Israel
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says about the British elections: “The United States is less democratic than every parliamentary democracy. That’s why I’ve always been for liberty. As much as I have talked about democracy, I should’ve talked … Continue reading
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Working In Private Industry Develops Character
Dennis Prager had a great point on the first hour of his radio show today: “My wife and I were at a mall in Houston. I made the observation when I saw kids from all backgrounds and how courteous they … Continue reading
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I’m Lost In Pragertopia
Pragertopia is a happy land where you can download the past three weeks of Dennis Prager’s radio show. And all for just $6 a month when you buy it in one-year bits. I wish Dennis had some unmarried daughters. Can … Continue reading
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The Cure For My Dennis Prager Fixation?
A friend — married with kids — emails: “I think welbutrin could help with the Dennis Prager fixation.” Have there been chemical trials for this? “I think so; lab rats were subjected to his image and radio show and those … Continue reading
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Mother’s Day Without A Mother
On his radio show May 7, 2010, Dennis Prager said it was eery to contemplate mother’s day without a mother. “I feel like I have nothing to do.” “My mother got a lot of pleasure from me. I have to … Continue reading
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Tagged cnn, cue tips, Dennis Prager, estrin, immense pleasure
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Don’t Depend On A Single Source For Happiness
A caller to Dennis Prager’s radio show Friday, April 30, said: “A clear way to have happiness is to think of our life as a pier. Each pillar on that pier should give us happiness and sustain us. Each pillar … Continue reading
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Seeking a Sanctuary: Seventh-day Adventism and the American Dream
This is the best book written on the Seventh-Day Adventist church. A much darker glance at Adventism is provided in We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda. It tells the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, destructive tendencies, favorite music group, orthodox judaism, seventh day adventism, those lonely nights
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The Greatest Force For Good
On his radio show Monday, April 26, 2010, Dennis Prager said: “Last night I spoke to 3,500 people at one of the great churches in America [in Minnesota] for Christians United For Israel. I was sobbing in the opening of … Continue reading
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The Prager Girls
There’s a new group in Phoenix — “The Prager Girls.” They wore their own special t-shirts to last night’s panel with Dennis Prager, Hugh Hewitt and Michael Medved. I just searched in Google for the term “The Prager Girls”. There … Continue reading
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