Prager H1: Today is Good Friday and tonight begins the Jewish holiday of Passover. Dennis discusses their significance… Will someone please tell Jesse Jackson that he’s an anachronism…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College and Constitution Scholar about the Supreme Court/ObamaCare controversy… Dennis also talks to Paul Croshaw, producer and director of Baseball, Dennis and the French. His film debuts at five theatres in Dallas this weekend… California is said to be on the Left Coast. That is literally true politically.
Prager H2: This is what preoccupies the Left – material inequality. They want to use government to establish equality of result… Dennis analyzes the President’s speech to AP editors… Canada has surpassed the US by a number of economic indicators. How is that possible? Oh, they have a Conservative government.
Prager H1: Why is this country disparaged as xenophobic and racist? It’s a patent lie… Can a Republican and a Democrat live happily ever after?
Prager H3: That’s what the President promised. That’s what we’ve gotten. But is that what the country really wants? It’s up to Mitt Romney to draw a clear distinction between what Obama wants – more government and what he, Romney, wants – less government, more freedom… Dennis talks to Shannon Goessling, executive director and chief legal counsel for Southeastern Legal Foundation. The subject is the EPA and its out-of-control attempt to remake the economy and create environmental justice, whatever that is… The President is a calm hysteric.
Prager H2: How common is it for husbands and wives to take their spouse for granted after the marriage vows are said? Why not treat your spouse like a perpetual date?
Prager H1: Mitt Romney swept three states last night and appears to be the clear choice of the Republican Party to run against Barack Obama. It’s time to get on board. The stakes are too high to stay on the side lines… Romney gave a strong victory speech with a sharp small government theme.
Prager H3: The concept of authority has broken down across the social spectrum – parent to child, teacher to student, human to God. This has had very serious and negative consequences for our society. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on July 7, 2007.
Prager H2: The President suggests that the Supreme Court shouldn’t overrule a law he really likes – ObamaCare. It was passed, says the President, by “a strong majority.” Strong majority? Not one Republican voted for it. And, isn’t the job of the Supreme Court, to the rule on the constitutionality of any given law? You’d think the President, a professor of Constitutional law, might know that.
