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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Do Blacks Commit More Violent Crimes?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said that asking if blacks were arrested and imprisoned at higher rates than other races was the wrong question. The right question is: Do blacks commit proportionately more violent crimes? And the answer … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, felonies, right question, three strikes, violent crimes
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Hit and Run
Monday night. I hear — via Pragertopia — Dennis Prager from that day’s show talk about what a low-life the hit-and-run driver is. He talks about the death of the American Idol hopeful Alexis Cohen. It’s 9:45 pm Tuesday. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged american idol hopeful, Dennis Prager, lofty thoughts, pickford, swerves, yoga mat
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Harvard Prof Skip Gates Upset Policeman Did Not Recognize Him
Dennis Prager said on his radio show today (first hour): The President made things worse by commenting on it. He should’ve said, I don’t have all the facts, and end it there. Nobody would criticize you. I strongly doubt the … Continue reading
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Tagged community organizers, Dennis Prager, harvard prof, liberal elite, liberal mind, medieval architecture, mr gates, privileged individuals, upscale neighborhood, wall street journal
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America Does Not Have A Healthcare Crisis
It has the best healthcare in the world. It has a large number of people without health insurance (about 42 million) but they can all show up to an emergency room and get healthcare. Dennis Prager asks on his radio … Continue reading
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Tagged creating wealth, Dennis Prager, healthcare crisis, home budgets, karl marx, president talks
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Taking Your Husband’s Last Name
On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager said: Here’s a touchy subject I have strong opinions on. Let me deal with the hyphenation matter first. I know people with hyphenated last names. Many of them are wonderful. The most obvious … Continue reading
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Tagged awkwardness, Dennis Prager, hyphenated last names, strong opinions, touchy subject
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Michael Jackson & The Rebbe
"When will the temple be rebuilt?" a woman asked me. "I don’t know." "Something is happening," she said. "The Rebbe and Michael Jackson share the same birthday. Michael’s middle name was Yosef. Michael is bringing the world together in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, john kennedy, john kennedy jr, michael jackson, middle name, princess diana, quot, rabbi berel wein, t break, yosef
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The Housing Boom
Check out the book on Amazon.com. Economist Thomas Sowell appeared on Dennis Prager’s radio show May 27: Tom: If the results weren’t so serious, all this would make a great Gilbert & Sullivan musical, with all the mutually contradictory statements … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, Dennis Prager, economist thomas sowell, fannie mae, fannie mae and freddie mac, Thomas Sowell
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Dennis Prager talks to John Goodman, president and CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis and an expert on health care reform
Thursday, hour one of Prager’s radio show: On Obama’s town hall on health care reform, a woman with metastizing breast cancer says she and her husband have $50,000 in medical-related debts even though they both have health insurance and are … Continue reading
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