Prager H3: As usual, Dennis takes calls from listeners. Topics covered include; why isn’t Dennis more aggressive in attacking liberal arguments, what is Dennis’ favorite language, does Dennis have any idiosyncrasies, does the SCOTUS decision fall under the law of unintended consequences, and what does Dennis think about the term “Compassionate Conservative?”
Prager H2: Dennis talks about how being given things in life does not bring happiness: happiness comes when one works hard and succeeds.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Congressman David Dreier, Chairman of the House Rules Committee about the Roberts ruling on ObamaCare… Why do Democrats keep saying that Republicans don’t have a health care reform plan when they obviously do? The question should be, who doesn’t have a plan?.. Why did Roberts rule the way he did? He wanted to protect the integrity of the court. But that doesn’t make his decision correct.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to John Eastman, Professor of Constitutional Law at Chapman University, about the Chief Justice John Robert’s pretzel logic… Dennis talks to Georgia Congressman, Paul Broun, about the Congressional reaction.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to John Fund, National Affairs Columnist, National Review Magazine, about the political ramifications of the Supreme Court ObamaCare decision… More discussion on Roberts’ decision.
Prager H1: The Supreme Court upheld in a 5-4 decision upheld the key component of ObamaCare, the mandate, but not as a mandate but as a tax. Figure that one out… Dennis talks to Dr. Richard Armstrong, general surgeon in Michigan and CEO of Docs4PatientCare.org. about the decision.
Prager H3: Charles Blow, columnist for the NY Times, accuses Republicans of fixing the November election – before it’s happened … Dennis talks to Alex Schriver, President of the College Republicans, about his impressive appearance on MSNBC… Americans still don’t have a full grasp of the Fast and Furious scandal. If they did, they’d be much more upset…
Prager H2: A new “can women have it all” — children and career — controversy has sprung forth thanks to a new article in Atlantic Monthly magazine. Dennis deconstructs.
Prager H1: The city of Stockton, California has just declared bankruptcy. They have been brought low by sweetheart pension deals for public workers… Charles Rangel, censured by his own party, wins his primary fight in NYC. Another proud moment for the Big Apple… Dennis talks to George Veith, former Army captain, has written extensively on the Vietnam War and POWs/MIAs. His new book is Black April: The Fall of South Vietnam, 1973-75.
