Prager H3: Syrians are defying death to protest against their government. Overthrowing the terror-supporting dictator, Assad, would have a major positive influence on the world. Why then isn’t the President coming out in support of the protestors?… Why would Hillary Clinton praise Al-Jazeera?
Prager H1: Today is tax day. At a certain point high tax rates become a form of theft.. Half the people in the country don’t pay income tax at all. The Democrats foment anger against “the rich.”
Prager H2: Dennis continues his discussion on the moral corruption of our tax system. Studies of the Gulf near the BP oil spill reveal that it’s back to pre-spill quality, but the Left can’t take the good news.
Prager H3: Callers set the agenda this hour. Issues raised include: how much time do you need to give to your employer when you know leaving for a new job; is Islam a violent religion; what does Dennis do when he’s heckled at a speech; why does Dennis disparage the Department of the Energy; is there a level at which taxation becomes immoral.
Prager H2: If you see yourself as a victim, it will be very hard to be happy. But everyone can see themselves a victim. So, how do you fight against that temptation? Dennis and callers answer.
Prager H1: The UK is giving money to an artist who does nothing. That’s her art. Gay history will soon be a part of the California school curriculum. This is what Johnny is missing in his education… A man murders in Illinois after he learns that they don’t have the death penalty. What does the anti-death penalty crowd say about this?.. Big government is inherently corrupting.
Prager H3: Eric Hogue guest hosts for Dennis. California teachers are using their students to increase funding for public schools and save their jobs. Shameless.
Prager H2: Eric Hogue guest hosts for Dennis. Does government create wealth? To get the economy back on track we have to empower private companies to make profits. That means government has to get out of the way; not try to pick winners and losers.
Prager H1: Eric Hogue guest hosts for Dennis. He focuses on the debate over the deficit. Who has the better approach? Democrats or Republicans?
