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Tag Archives: radio show
Victory In Dennis
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “Go to my website DennisPrager.com where we have a winning in November pledge. On the very top is a “Winning in November” take the pledge. All you are doing is pledging support … Continue reading
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No More Barriers For Women, Blacks, Hispanics
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “President Obama appointed two women to the U.S. Supreme Court. So what? At what point will the liberal shut up on this issue and realize that there are no barriers to women … Continue reading
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Tagged catholic position, Dennis Prager, elena kagan, hispanics, obama, radio show, same sex marriage, sanhedrin, supreme court nominee
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Israeli Radio In Los Angeles
I didn’t know there was a Los Angeles-based Israeli radio station online at israla.com. I’ll be a guest Tuesday night. Liami Lawrence posts to my Facebook: Infamous Blogger Luke Ford, Israel’s first Bedioun Diplomat Ish Khaldi ( former Deputy Consul … Continue reading
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Tagged auschwitz, israeli radio, korman, luke ford, northwest usa, radio show
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Helen Thomas Resigns
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I’ve never liked Helen Thomas but I’ve never bothered spending time about her. She was always this far-left voice in the press corps. She was tolerated because of her age and being … Continue reading
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You Should Earn Self-Esteem By Doing Estimable Things
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “That’s the only estimable coinage. The rest is counterfeit. Counterfeit self-esteem either produces narcissism or profound unhappiness when the day comes that I recognize it has been counterfeit.” Caller: “We have a … Continue reading
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Spike Lee
Dennis Prager on his radio show today: “I sat next to Spike Lee for five hours New York to LA. I don’t want to badmouth the guy but he didn’t say a word to the guy sitting next to him, … Continue reading
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Loving America
On his radio show May 20, 2010, Dennis Prager says: “If you say that the United States is a racist country, which is a common charge on the left, how do you love a racist entity? “There is no doubt … Continue reading
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He Wants To Wear A Dress To Work
When you meet someone and you can’t tell if the person is a male or a female, it bothers you. I think Freud noted that you may remember nothing about a person except whether he is male or female. Yale … Continue reading
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Tagged athenian democracy, Dennis Prager, new science, paul bloom, radio show, scandinavian names, tyranny of the majority, yale professor
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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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What Would Orthodox Judaism Gain From Women Rabbis?
“I am part of a religion that has roles,” Dennis says on his radio show April 13, 2010. “While I am not Orthodox, I am a fellow traveler in many ways. I have great admiration for things that they do. … Continue reading
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Tagged fellow traveler, male models, orthodox judaism, radio show, sameness
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