Prager H2: In a world full of dark news, it’s been a happiness inducer to follow the Royal wedding in all its splendid detail.
Prager H2: In a world full of dark news, it’s been a happiness inducer to follow the Royal wedding in all its splendid detail.
Prager H3: Callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: will Pragertopia keep you awake while you drive; how does Dennis feel about prayer; how should one prepare one’s son for visiting the death camps in Poland; why is modern art so bad; how do you get over a bad romance; why can’t Dennis remember names.
Prager H1: Time Magazine thinks it’s cute to highlight a letter that says hell is spending an eternity with an evangelical.. The New York Times is horrified that Republicans want to ask voters to show an ID before they vote…
Prager H2: In the latest Superman comic book, Superman renounces his US citizenship. Why isn’t the Administration publically showing support for Syrian protestors?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Thomas Williams, author of Losing My Cool: How a Father’s Love and 15,000 Books Beat Hip-hop Culture.
Prager H3: “The Republican Party stands for racism.” That’s what MSNBC’s Ed Schultz believes. Much of the Left agrees with him. Western Europe’s welfare state Ponzi-scheme is collapsing.
Prager H1: The President finally releases his long form birth certificate. Why didn’t he release it earlier?… Liberals wave the race card again. Ed Schultz and Tavis Smiley are two current examples.
Prager H2: What do you know now about the opposite sex and marriage that you wish knew when you were younger?
Prager H1: Dennis spent four days in Mexico and had a great time. He tries to make sense of the paradox of wonderful individuals and violent narco state. A new study from Germany demonstrates that those mandated “Green” light bulbs pose a serious cancer risk.
Prager H2: The White House didn’t issue a statement celebrating the Easter holiday. Press Secretary, Jay Carney, thought it was a laughing matter. California’s unfriendliness to business is so bad it’s becoming the stuff of mockery. Europeans are rethinking the Welfare State. It’s simply not affordable.
Prager H3: Dennis explains why the concept of hell in the next world is essential for a morality in this world.
Prager H1: Kevin Wall sits in for Dennis. He asks the question: who has better grasp on every day economics? The President or Donald Trump? Who would you trust to better deal with high gas prices?
