Prager H2: The Left first mode of attack is to the mock the Right… Chicago teachers are on strike. It’s not about money (the city has already promised a 16% raise they can’t pay for), it’s about longer work hours and new standards to evaluate teacher performance.
Prager H1: The NY Times has one opinion piece about 9/11 today. The author blames GW for not acting on intelligence report he may or may not have seen warning about Bin Laden… Dennis reads the timeline of that fateful day. The cold facts are as compelling as any commentary would be.
Prager H3: Dennis favorite waitress at his favorite diner is taking an American history course at a local college. It’s all about what a crappy country she lives in… Should candidates speak in different dialects to different ethnic groups?
Prager H2: Dennis talks to his friend and fellow talk show host, Michael Medved. Michael’s new book is The Odds against Obama.
Prager H1: According to the most recent polls, the Presidential race is too close to call. But the President still leads in all the swing states with the exception of North Carolina. What’s going on?.. California Senator Diane Feinstein won’t debate her opponent, Elizabeth Emken…
Prager H3: Dennis continues to analyze the last day of the Democratic National Convention, plus an article in the Washington Post about Black Democrats and their sense of urgency about this election caught Dennis’ attention.
Prager H2: Not everyone blames their parents for their lot in life, but many do… letting go of that is a key to happiness. Dennis takes calls on when and why people stopped blaming their parents.
Prager H1: Dennis analyzes the last day of the Democratic National Convention. Who was more effective Vice-President Joe Biden or President Barack Obama? Dennis also discusses a great article in the New York Post today revealing the truth about Bain Capital.
Prager H3: Dennis analyzes Elizabeth Warren’s primetime speech. She repeats over and over that “the system is rigged.” Dennis talks to Steve Griffin, co-founder of StandUSA.
