Prager H2: Los Angeles residents reject a new sales tax. Now the city wants to take revenge on its citizens… Sixth graders in Illinois beg the President not to cancel their White House tour… The First Lady is going to honor an anti-Semitic, America-hating at the State Department tomorrow… Things will get worse in Venezuela before they get better, if they get better…
Prager H1: Numerous studies suggest that there are many men between the ages of 30 and 49 who are adrift in life, unmarried, purposeless and often living at home. Dennis discusses this disturbing trend. Callers have examples.
Prager H3: The Obama Administration wants to maximize the pain of the sequester cuts – for political gain… The State Department is on board – the Keystone Pipeline will not jeopardize the environment. So, where is the President?
Prager H2: What are women looking for in men? Brains or brawn? Callers weigh in, but their answers are not the ones Dennis expected.
Prager H1: That was the headline on the front page of the Los Angeles Times on the death of Hugo Chavez. The truth: he was a megalomaniacal thug who destroyed the economy of his country. And for this he was a hero to the poor?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Shmuley Boteach, best-selling author, often described as “America’s rabbi.” His new book is The Fed-Up Man of Faith: Challenging God in the Face of Suffering and Tragedy.
Prager H2: The NY Times describes a murderous drunk driver as having “struggled with a lifetime of criminal activity.”… Why don’t we make sure that our translators in Afghans can come to the US? Many are stranded and face almost certain death if we abandon them. This is shameful.
Prager H1: Thomas Friedman has figured it out. Global Warming caused the Arab Spring… There’s a snow storm in Chicago. And it’s big news. For 4 to 6 inches? We even have a name for it now – Storm Saturn. Does this strike anyone as overwrought?.. A new study suggests that smaller classroom sizes are expensive and not worth the money…
Prager H3: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis. Mark continues with John Lott, and is joined in studio by Shawn Steel, Matt McReynolds, Harmeet Dhillon, and Steve Munisteri to discuss the state on the Republican party.
