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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Lukeford.net – The First Decade
Time for a reader survey: Which ground breaking piece of journalism was the definitive story of Lukeford.net’s first decade? 1) Luke’s probe of the married rabbi who gave golden showers to his female counseling patients. 2) Luke’s narcissistic essay on … Continue reading
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Tagged definitive story, Dennis Prager, golden showers, narcissistic, reader survey
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The Welfare State Produces Metrosexuals
On his radio show Dec. 16, 2009, Dennis Prager said: “There is something beautiful about wanting to take care of yourself and your family. When I was a young man, I identified growing into manhood was marrying and taking care … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, metrosexuality, welfare state, what do i do with my life, what does it mean to be a man
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Steve Forbes Discusses His New Book – ‘How Capitalism Will Save Us’
On Dec. 14, 2009, Dennis Prager interviewed Steve Forbes about his new book, “How Capitalism Will Save Us.” Steve: “When you look at economic disasters, it wasn’t some sudden failure of free people and free markets that caused the disasters, … Continue reading
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Tagged congressman ron paul, Dennis Prager, economic disasters, fannie mae and freddie mac, steve forbes, washington congressman
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What Caused The Housing Boom And Bust?
Dennis Prager talked to economist Tom Sowell, 79, on Dec. 15, 2009 about his new book “The Housing Boom and Bust”. Dennis: “Who caused this bust?” Tom: “Government. The people who were forced directly to make the bad loans under … Continue reading
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Tagged community reinvestment act, community reinvestment act 1977, Dennis Prager, fannie mae and freddie mac, income minorities, tom sowell
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Meeting The Tests Women Throw Your Way
I just read Orit Arfa‘s new ebook, “Survival of the S—test“. I wish she hadn’t used an obscenity as her title and theme. I’m not into the fecal. It’s not Jewish to muck around in that stuff. Oy, what will … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Marriage, Orit Arfa, Sex
Tagged chariot of fire, Dennis Prager, female flesh, master of the universe, Neil Strauss, nine questions people ask about judaism, sword sleep, titus andronicus by william shakespeare, viktor frankl
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Dennis Prager For President 2012
Half a dozen times over the past few months, I’ve heard Dennis Prager talk about how much he’d love to run for president in 2012. He’s at the height of his talkshow and public speaking powers. He seems to have … Continue reading
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Tagged debater, Dennis Prager, fan base, half a dozen, talkshow
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Missing Christmas
“It’s a very personal autobiographical detail,” said Dennis Prager on his radio show Dec. 15, 2009, “but it really shook me up and began my oddysey toward who I am today. I was 20 years old when I went for … Continue reading
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Tagged adventurous trip, christmas eve, christmas mass, Dennis Prager, muslim country, orthodox jews
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Dennis Prager Calls Hanukkah Music ‘Pathetic’
At the end of the first hour of his radio show today, Dennis Prager said that Christmas has inspired more great music than any other religious holiday. He was tuning through the channels on his cable TV the other day … Continue reading
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