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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
If You Frequently Feel Insulted, You’re On The Left
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “If I hear the phrase, ‘I’m insulted’, I know the person is on the left. Even if I know nothing else. “I learned this early in my life. It was difficult. I’d … Continue reading
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Do You Really Want To Become A Better Person?
I remembered how charged up I got about becoming a better person when I started listening to Dennis Prager on the radio in the fall of 1988. It’s been tough. My progress in this department has been spotty if at … Continue reading
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Every Normative Muslim Group Has Come Out In Favor Of The Irvine 11
The Irvine 11 are students at U.C. Irvine who repeatedly interrupted a speech by the Israel ambassador on Feb. 8, 2010. He couldn’t speak until the protesters were removed. The Los Angeles Times reports: Ten Muslim students found guilty of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, federation family, islamic shura council, israel ambassador, muslim organization, muslim students
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The Vote For Herman Cain Was A Protest Vote
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talked about Herman Cain winning the Florida straw poll for Republican nominees for president. Dennis: “It’s a protest vote. We don’t like any of the nominees so we’ll vote for a guy we … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 year old girls, conservative republicans, Dennis Prager, michael medved, protest vote, republican nominees for president
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Crying Over The Execution Of Troy Davis
Dennis Prager spent two hours of his radio show today on the following story. Ann Coulter writes: For decades, liberals tried persuading Americans to abolish the death penalty, using their usual argument: hysterical sobbing. Only when the media began lying … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Coulter, average time on death row, death penalty case, Dennis Prager, legal shenanigans, mark macphail
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Dennis Prager’s Big Brother Kenny
Dennis Prager’s brother Kenneth is a professor of medicine at Columbia. On his show Nov. 10, 2010, Dennis said: “When I was a kid, I was very scared of monster movies. My older brother said to me, ‘Dennis, you want … Continue reading
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Young Secular Americans Struggle To Think Morally
Dennis Prager writes: Last week, David Brooks of The New York Times wrote a column on an academic study concerning the nearly complete lack of a moral vocabulary among most American young people. Below are some excerpts from Brooks’ summary … Continue reading
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Tagged cheating in school, david brooks, Dennis Prager, moral choices, moral dilemma, moral lives
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How Much Is Lust And How Much Is Love?
A good way to tell is to ask how much time do you spend on the phone. (Dennis Prager) I think this is a great point. In my best relationships, we talk for hours. In fact, in all of my … Continue reading
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Wanting To Like Rick Perry, Mitt Romney
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “A Republican has to run philosophically. American values do not countenance big government because the bigger the government, the smaller the citizen. “That is my worry about Mitt Romney. We need to … Continue reading
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