On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I have not spoken about this terrible oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.<\/p>\n
“Why have I not covered this? Because there’s nothing for me to say. Unlike the left, I have not pointed a finger for one moment, not even in my brain, let alone my mouth, at the president.<\/p>\n
“Everyone listening knows that if this happened under President Bush, it would be known as Katrina II, but because the press serve as a mouthpiece for this administration, there is no need for a press secretary as the LA Times and the New York Times and the other newspapers serve as a press secretary for this president. So of course there’s no blame of the president but I don’t blame the president either. I don’t blame BP. I don’t know who to blame right now. Unlike the left, I do not speak when I don’t know what to say.<\/p>\n
“My agenda is not to bash the other side. My agenda is to tell the truth first and then give my opinion.<\/p>\n
“Nobody knows the truth here. It may have been negligence on the part of BP. It may have been negligence on the part of Washington authorities, but we don’t know.<\/p>\n
“I feel terrible. It breaks my heart. I can’t believe that ten people listen to this show to hear me emote about sad events. That’s not how I view my task. My task is to provide clarity on events. There is no clarity on this event.<\/p>\n
“James Carville got on some show and laced on to the president for not showing up. He should bring ships, a command post. The president knows as much about the BP disaster as I do. He’s the president of the country, he’s not commiserator in chief. That’s why I haven’t spoken about it. That’s why there’s such a moral gulf when it comes to acting responsibly between the right and the left.”<\/p>\n
Dennis was shocked that movies now cost $13 and that secretaries are called administrative professionals.<\/p>\n
I remember working as a temp secretary between 1995 and 1997 and I was grateful I was called an “administrative assistant.” It just sounds better than “secretary.” More manly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “I have not spoken about this terrible oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. “Why have I not covered this? Because there’s nothing for me to say. Unlike the left, I have … Continue reading