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Tag Archives: nancy pelosi
Pelosi’s Vultures
On his show April 6, 2011, Dennis Prager said: “I’ll never forget when I was a kid [nine years old]. There was a man who was a high school math teacher, Mr. Joe Salts. What a sweet man. A member … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennisprager, high school math, manhattan institute, nancy pelosi, proven liar, race baiter, republican budget, school math teacher, west side highway
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The Great American Bank Robbery
On his show today, Dennis Prager said, “I’ve been blessed with great friends and all of them beat up on themselves at times. Yes, you can do it too much, but that person is going to be a better person … Continue reading
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Tagged bank robbery, Dennis Prager, goldman sachs, nancy pelosi, paul sperry, phil angelides
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Loving God Means Hating Evil
On his show today, Dennis says he feels more vindicated than ever in his skepticism about the revolution in Egypt. He praises reporting in the WSJ and National Review on Egypt and comparing what major liberals said when Ayatolla Khomeini … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennis returns, ethics and public policy center, nancy pelosi, rick santorum, viet name
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The Tea Party
From DennisPrager.com: Monday, October 25, 2010 Radio Show H1: Rob Reiner, Tea Party and Hitler Prager H1: Rob Reiner compares the German masses of the early 1930’s to today’s Tea Party supporters. We’re just waiting for a charismatic leader to … Continue reading
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Tagged carly fiorina, competitive enterprise institute, congress tour, dennisprager, nancy pelosi, rob reiner
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Leftism As Religion
From DennisPrager.com: Prager H1: Senators Chris Dodd of Connecticut and Byron Dorgan of North Dakota will not run for re-election in the fall. They have both been badly damaged by ObamaCare and the administrations policies. Why are Democrats falling on … Continue reading
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Tagged 9th circuit court, 9th circuit court of appeals, byron dorgan, chris dodd, jeff jacoby, nancy pelosi
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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
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Tagged Dennis Prager, exit strategies, exit strategy, good war, nancy pelosi, north koreans
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What Happens When You Give A Woman A Man’s Job
From RealClearPolitics.com: Speaker Nancy Pelosi: “I have concerns about some of the language that is being used because I saw … I saw this myself in the late ’70s in San Francisco,” Pelosi said, choking up and with tears forming … Continue reading
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Tagged nancy pelosi, realclearpolitics, rhetoric, speaker nancy pelosi, tears of a clown
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Twice As Many Republicans As Democrats Support Israel’s Attacks In Gaza
Orthodox Jews vote Republican and non-Orthodox Jews vote three-to-one Democrat. Liberal pundit Glenn Greenwald writes: A new Rasmussen Reports poll — the first to survey American public opinion specifically regarding the Israeli attack on Gaza — strongly bolsters the severe … Continue reading
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Tagged dick cheney, glenn greenwald, nancy pelosi, orthodox jews, rasmussen reports, vote republican
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Do We Need To Change America?
Eric Black writes: But the long passage (verbatim below) that fired up the crowd was Prager’s contemplation of why so many Americans have been resonating to Barack Obama’s trademark word "change." Prager said it can’t just be a change of … Continue reading
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The Return of the Fairness Doctrine
I wonder if the Democrats will try to extend this to the internet? Brian C. Anderson writes for the New York Post: SHOULD Barack Obama win the presidency and Democrats take full control of Congress, next year will see a … Continue reading
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Tagged brian c anderson, fairness doctrine, laura ingraham, nancy pelosi, opposing viewpoints, radio broadcasters
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