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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
How To Help Black Boys
Dennis Prager finds it interesting that this USA Today editorial does not mention vouchers in its call for more successful schools. Do they really believe that would be a bad thing, to give black parents most choice about where their … Continue reading →
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Tagged african american boys, Barack Obama, Dennis Prager, eighth grade reading, high school diploma, religious discipline
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Where’s Obama On Israel’s Gaza Invasion?
Jews voted overwhelmingly for Barack Obama. It would be darkly funny if he proved fatal to the Jewish state. Ralph Peters nails it in the New York Post: Israel can deal with self-aggrandizing busybodies, such as French President Nicolas Sarkozy, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, french president nicolas, french president nicolas sarkozy, israel defense forces, nicolas sarkozy, president nicolas sarkozy
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I’m Hit By The Credit Contraction
A year ago, I was still getting awesome credit card offers promising a year without interest payments and other incentives. My credit score is over 600. Neither my score nor my financial situation has changed much in the past year. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, charles r morris, citi card, credit card debt, credit score, global gdp, interest payments, paul volcker, prometheus books, world gdp
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Is Barack Obama Living Life On The Down Low?
He chose a chief of staff, Rahm Emmanuel, who majored in dance. BernardMadoff: Why don’t you take this bull by his horns and drive over there now and move in with him? guest2: i need someone who doesn’t read so … Continue reading →
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Tagged adolf hilter, Barack Obama, candy store, chief of staff, george clooney, hitlerism, opray, rahm emmanuel, youtube
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President Bush Was Ridiculed For His ‘If You’re Not With Us [Against Terrorism], You’re Against Us’
Dennis Prager said in his first hour today: "President Bush was accused of the doctrine ‘If You’re Not With Us, You’re Against Us.’ That was to do with terror, with the blowing up of innocent people. He was ridiculed by … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Charles Krauthammer, Dennis Prager, Marriage, occasional actor, president bush, same sex marriage, Terror, terrorism, wealthy businessmen
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The Cult-Like Fervor Around Arianna & Barack Obama
From The Macho Response: "She could hardly have picked a more appropriate guru." — Ryan Tate, on The Huffington Post‘s Arianna Huffington, and her guru, John-Roger – who she sends her workers to for "training" – though he was described … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, clear as a bell, huffington post, political insiders, ryan tate, vice like grip
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It’s Too Easy To Condemn Modern Orthodox Racism
Gary Rosenblatt, the Modern Orthodox Editor of The Jewish Week in New York writes: Last Wednesday, the day after the elections, Elliot Prager, the principal of Moriah, a Modern Orthodox day school in Englewood, N.J., was approached by a 9-year-old … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Gary Rosenblatt, kindergarten through eighth grade, political biases, prejudice and racism, profound shock
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Dallas Cowboys Happy Over Election
I’m a right-wing Republican who has only voted Republican (though I did vote for the Labor party in Australia in 1989), but when I look at the election through the lens suggested by TV writer/producer Rob Long — that Americans … Continue reading →
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Tagged african american parents, Barack Obama, chris canty, dallas cowboys, philadelphia phillies, torah class
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Right-wing tubbies stump for Minnesota Republicans
Report: Clockwise from upper left: Prager, Hewitt, Medved, Paulsen, Bachmann, Coleman The so-called “Three Tenors” of talk radio — conservatives Michael Medved, Hugh Hewitt and Dennis Prager — spoke before a crowd of 3,000… Prager, mentioning “Minnesota Nice,” hailed Coleman … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, grand edifice, Hugh Hewitt, michael medved, s endorsement, three tenors
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Does American Need Change?
Dennis Prager writes: If you ask most supporters of Sen. Barack Obama why they so fervently want him to be elected president, they will tell you about their deep yearning for "change." And that, of course, has been the theme … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, clinton bill, Dennis Prager, george w bush, john kerry, president george w bush
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