Prager H2: Dennis opens up the lines to callers, something he wants to do more often this year. Issues raised include: why does a spouse cry during every argument; why is one sister happier than the other; what if you’re happy, but others think you’re unhappy because you have a serious demeanor.
Prager H1: Once again the President demagogues on energy, suggesting that those who don’t support his futuristic policies are flat-earthers and worse… Our policy is Afghanistan is in shambles. Ever since the President said “we’re gone,” it’s been downhill… Oil companies pay more in taxes than they receive profits… A UN official is caught in a vicious lie, defaming Israel…
Prager H3: Blinkers, carpooling & the fast lane, oh my! A public service of the Dennis Prager show.
Prager H2: The venerable civil rights organization has embarrassed itself once again. This time it travels to Geneva to petition the UN to declare US voter ID laws a violation of international law… Lottery winner tries to cheat his friends… When the President says we can’t drill our way to energy independence, he ignores proven resolves like shale and natural gas.
Prager H1: Dennis reviews the seals of the Ivy League schools. They are steeped in religious sentiment. Now these same colleges are steeped secularism… Meanwhile, a school in MA has renamed St. Patrick’s Day. If the PC crowd had its way, there would be no holidays (as in holy days)…
Prager H3: For the first time in its 244-year history, Encyclopedia Britannica will stop publishing print editions of its signature product and opt for digital media. Dennis asks what is lost if we continue down this path and cease to read from actual physical books in the future? In 2009, President Obama said that the Health Care Bill would cost around $900 Billion over ten years. Recently the Congressional Budget Office came out with figures that puts the grand total upwards of $2 Trillion. The common mantra of the Left is that “Big Oil” doesn’t pay their fair share of taxes, the truth… Exxon Mobil paid $20 Billion more in corporate taxes, than they made in domestic profits from 2005 to 2010. Stephen Hayes, senior political advisor for The Weekly Standard, talks about last night’s primary results.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to relationship expert Sheila Gregoire about her new book, The Good Girl’s Guide to Great Sex: And You Thought Bad Girls Have All the Fun
Prager H1: Rick Santorum wins again in Mississippi and Alabama raising the question: Is Romney conservative enough to win? Dennis thinks that Santorum is the most conservative candidate but eventually social conservatives will come around and vote for Romney. British PM David Cameron addresses the President as “Barack,” Dennis thinks this is just another example of the Left’s desire for everyone to be on the same level regardless of achievement. Callers weigh in.
Prager H3: Dennis has Dinesh D’Souza on the show to talk about his new book Godforsaken: Bad Things Happen. Is There A God Who Cares? Yes. Here’s Proof, which addresses the issue of God’s existence and all the suffering in the world. Are the two mutually exclusive?
