Prager H1: Mark believes that Mitt Romney is going win going away. He offers his theory… Mark talks to best-selling author, Ann Coulter, about the election.
Prager H3: Dennis continues his analysis. As the debate progressed, Romney got stronger and stronger…
Prager H2: Romney chose the places where he wanted to counter attack very carefully. When he did he was effective. But he also wanted to reassure viewers that he was not planning to get the nation involved in a new war… Chris Matthews went immediately and hysterically to the Left’s default response -Romney’s support is grounded in racial hatred of Obama… Dennis talks to Frank Luntz, political analyst for Fox News and master of the focus group, about last night’s debate.
Prager H1: Dennis analyzes Debate Three. Dennis is disappointed that Romney didn’t respond more strongly to the President’s attacks, but recognizes the value of the challenger’s “be presidential” approach. In essence, Romney lost the battle but won the war.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Minnesota Congresswoman, Michele Bachman. As usual, she’s a big target for the Democrats. They are desperate to unseat her… Why does the Left get so angry at women like Michele Bachmann and Ann Coulter… ObamaCare is so complicated that it’s already stifling business growth. Dennis reads just one paragraph from the latest IRS ObamaCare ruling. Trying to figure it out would give anyone a migraine.
Prager H2: Polls in Europe show that Western Europeans remains enamored of our President. Why wouldn’t they be? He shares their values… Dennis talks to Josh Mandel, Republican candidate for Senate in Ohio. His opponent, incumbent, Sherrod Brown is one of the most liberal legislators in the Senate.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Stephen Hayes, senior writer of The Weekly Standard, about who knew what when re: the Benghazi massacre… The Left has been superb at one thing – demonizing the Right… Where did this idea come from that Big Business is conservative? Small business, yes; Big Business, no. The Senate race in Arizona is good example of how big business wants to work with politicians who will give them way they want – Republican or Democrat. Jeff Flake, the Republican candidate, is paying a price for being a man of principle.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda for this hour. Issues raised include: the addendum to Dennis’ book really helps a caller in political discussions with friends; students came home from school praising Mayor Bloomberg’s soda ban; a retired Lieutenant is taking a Sociology course and disagreeing with his professors on everything-is this left-wing school bias?
Prager H2: Dennis often notes that those who grew up with an unhappy parent can testify to how important the subject of happiness is. Today he asks the children of unhappy parents to call in. They do.
