Prager H2: A Leftist tries to shoot up the Family Research Council office in Washington, DC. For the most part, the media ignore it. Would they have ignored it if the shooter had been a Tea Party supporter who tried to shoot up an ACLU office?
Prager H1: A recent article in the NY Times focuses on the trend of fathers to be best friends or “a buddy” to their sons rather than a disciplining dad. Dennis doesn’t like it. Callers have their own ideas.
Prager H3: Joe Biden told a largely black audience that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan want to return them to “chains.” Can you imagine if a Republican made a comment like that about Democrats… Australia won’t allow cigarette packages to display anything but horrific cancer pictures. Even rugged Australia is losing its liberties… Adam Carolla stops by for a visit.
Prager H2: Many women, especially the well-educated, have been persuaded that what they really want is a career; marriage and family is secondary. But is that true to female nature? And what price is paid?
Prager H1: There is no community more liberal than Hollywood. Isn’t it odd then that the studios will do almost anything to avoid California’s high taxes and union work rules? These are the same studio executives and high-paid actors who support high taxes and unions at the ballot box.
Prager H3: Is there such a thing as a “bad seed,” someone born bad? Dennis has his theories. So do callers.
Prager H2: Dennis continues to discuss the President’s vision of America. It’s the Left’s vision. Paul Ryan’s vision presents a strong contrast.
Prager H1: The Democrats have leapt to brand Paul Ryan as a radical… The NYT gave a good chunk of its front page and 5000 plus words to another hit piece on casino tycoon, Sheldon Adelson, who just happens to be a major Republican donor… President Obama wants those with strange last names to be able to get ahead in this country. They can’t get ahead now?
Prager H3: Paul Ryan sees the forest (the big picture) and the trees (policies). That makes him formidable… Dennis talks Michael Walsh, columnist for NY Post and National Review. His new book (an Encounter Broadside) is The People v. The Democratic Party.
