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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Tiger Woods Adultery Scandal
US Magazine will report on Thursday about one of Tiger’s affairs. Radar Magazine reports that several women have come forward to claim affairs with the golfing great. I wonder when Tiger Woods will finally come clean about this. His pleas … Continue reading
Posted in Adultery, Celebrity
Tagged Dennis Prager, one of those women, photos tiger, radar magazine, radar reports, radaronline, something is rotten in denmark, tiger woods story, voice mails
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The Curse Of Luke Ford
I imagine things from my rabbi’s perspective: Luke Ford was never my idea. Frankly, I blame Dennis Prager. This formerly Orthodox guy has a nationally syndicated radio show where he presents Judaism in very exciting terms, a little too exciting … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, Dennis Prager, Personal, Rabbis
Tagged Dennis Prager, ethical monotheism, luke ford, one true god, orthodox rabbi, syndicated radio show
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Keeping It Dry
On his radio show Wednesday from Zambia, Dennis Prager said that many women in Africa have the practice of buying a certain product to keep themselves dry during sex, thinking that the increased friction will result in more pleasure for … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Feminism, Sex
Tagged benefit of marriage, Dennis Prager, feminist movement, jazz singer, oil shortage, women in africa
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Aussie Blokes
I don’t know much. I never graduated from college or nothing. But I know about Aussie blokes. There’s this one Aussie bloke I know right well. He was raised a Sevie. You Yanks would call that a Seventh-Day Adventist. By … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Dennis Prager, Ethics, Orthodoxy, Personal
Tagged aussie bloke, aussie blokes, Dennis Prager, frederick matthias alexander, orthodox judaism, seventh day adventist, sevie, voice amp
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Do We Need An Exit Strategy In Afghanistan?
Dennis Prager said on his radio show today: I thought if Afghanistan was the good war? I don’t care that 48% of Americans want to leave. What will happen if we leave? The notion that we need an exit strategy. … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Dennis Prager
Tagged Dennis Prager, exit strategies, exit strategy, good war, nancy pelosi, north koreans
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A Sweet Screw-You
Dennis Prager called Artur Davis’s comments "as sweet a screw-you as I’ve ever read." "We have to remember that line. That’s precious." From CBSnews.com: Democratic Rep. Artur Davis is the the only African American in Congress representing Alabama, and he … Continue reading
Posted in Blacks, Dennis Prager, Politics
Tagged artur davis, cbc foundation, congressional black caucus, Dennis Prager, health care bill, rev jesse jackson
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Dennis Prager Says New Mammogram Guidelines Are A Taste Of Obamacare
Dennis Prager opened his radio show today: "This latest announcement that women should not get mammograms until they are 50 is a telling statement of what is in store for you if the House and Senate bills are paid. "Do … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Health, Politics
Tagged breast cancer screening, cathy mcmorris, cathy mcmorris rogers, Dennis Prager, marsha blackburn, united states preventive services task force
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An Original Mind At Beth Jacob
Rabbi Kalman Topp is giving a bunch of classes at Beth Jacob and he prepares original content for each one (just like the rabbis at Bnai David and the rabbi at YICC much of the time). Rabbi Topp is fluent … Continue reading
Posted in Beth Jacob, R. Gershon Bess, R. Steven Weil, RCC
Tagged ari kahn, Beth Jacob, david hartman, Dennis Prager, marc gafni, orthodox rabbi
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Dennis Prager’s Thoughts On The Fort Hood Murders
Dennis condemned on his Friday radio shows "news media reports that mentioned everything about the man except his religiosity. On the three major networks, only Charlie Gibson of ABC mentioned it. That is disgraceful. The people who wrote those news … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Islam
Tagged charlie gibson, college campuses, Dennis Prager, orthodox jew, orthodox judaism, yitzchak rabin
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