Prager H2: Carl Paladino committed the ultimate sin; he defended traditional marriage. For this he has been attacked as anti-gay. Dennis returns to Congressional candidate Tim Scott and why he is the future of the Republican Party and a nightmare for Democrats.

Prager H3: All high schools in Wisconsin must give up their Indian team names. Dennis talks to Desmond Lachman, Professor of Economics at Georgetown University, about the falling dollar and the rising debt. The President and his political advisors are trying to make a big deal out of the Chamber of Commerce spending “foreign money” to support Republican candidates. But it’s not true.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Carly Fiorina, Republican candidate for Senator of California. Dennis admires and trusts this woman. Republicans are fielding great candidates this year. Carly Fiorina is an obvious example, and so is Tim Scott, a black conservative Congressional candidate in South Carolina. The dollar is falling like a stone. Why is the Fed debasing our currency?

Prager H1: Dennis spent time last night with Nancy Pelosi’s nemesis, Minnesota congresswoman, Michele Bachmann. Each time he meets with her, the more impressed he is. Dennis talks to Tom Emmer, Republican candidate for governor of Minnesota, just the sort of person you want for governor of your state. According to the latest Gallup Poll only 18% of the country identify themselves as liberal. We need to convince the other 82% to vote Republican. If the Democrats lose big, the President has a contingency plan: run the country with his “czars” and to hell with Congress. California has fabricated “scientific” evidence to push global warming legislation.

Prager H2: Don’t enable the unhappy. It will make you unhappy and only reinforce the bad behavior of the unhappy person you are enabling.

Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what is the best strategy in an argument with your wife; what is the conflict between the brain and the mind; how does a person of faith deal with anger at God; does Dennis unfairly generalize about liberals. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on June 25, 2010.

Prager H1: The Economist reports that India will overtake China economically in the next couple of decades. The main reason: China’s one child policy, another bad Leftist idea born of hysteria. Europe, in its way, has imbibed in the same Zero Population Growth (ZPG) thinking and is now paying for it. Representative Alan Grayson, the disgrace of the Congress, comes under tough questioning by CNN’s Anderson Cooper.

Prager H2: The Fed is printing money and gold is rising. Democrats might lose Congress, but the President isn’t worried, he’ll just appoint more Czars. Tony Blair warns that radical Islam is gaining ground. Hispanics share the values of the Republican Party, so why do they vote Democrat?

Prager H3: An art professor at Stanford produces crude art depicting Jesus receiving oral sex from a man. For this he’s called courageous. Dennis talks to Nancy Pearcey, fellow at the Discovery Institute. Her new book is Saving Leonardo: A Call to Resist the Secular Assault on Mind, Morals, and Meaning. The issue of the debasement of the culture, and how the Democrat Party abets it, is another important key reason to vote Republican in this coming election.

Prager H1: Dennis discusses his latest column “A Letter from a Republican to Hispanics” which is going viral on the Internet. Callers weigh in. The Democrats aren’t interested in creating wealth; they’re interested in redistributing it. Dennis talks to Star Parker, an eloquent black conservative running for Congress in a traditionally Democratic district in Los Angeles.

Prager H2: Is it wrong for a woman to marry a man for his money?

Prager H3: Linda McMahon, Republican candidate for Senate for Connecticut asked her opponent, Richard Blumenthal, to describe how a job was created. He couldn’t do it (she could). Carl Paladino may be blunt, but he knows what’s wrong with New York State – too many taxes, too much government regulation. Dennis returns to his “Letter from a Republican to Hispanics” column.