Prager H1: Dennis talks to Walter Olson, senior fellow at the Cato Institute. His new book is Schools for Misrule: Legal Academia and an Overlawyered America. Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on May 3, 2005.
Prager H3: Dennis returns to the Florida primary… Dennis talks to John Fund, senior editor of the American Spectator, about whether Mitt Romney can build on his Florida momentum.
Prager H2: What is the marriage killer? According to an article in Wall Street Journal, it’s not problems with money or sex. It’s much more mundane: nagging.
Prager H1: Mitt Romney won easily, reversing his South Carolina loss to Newt Gingrich… Dennis talks to John McIntyre, co-founder of Real Clear Politics about yesterday’s primary and the role of the media in discouraging good people from running for political office.
Prager H3: To be a moral person, one must hate evil.
Prager H2: Dennis does not understand the need to waste money on energy policy while we’re drowning in debt. What effect does it have on children who do not to spend quality time with adults.
Prager H1: Why isn’t the phrase “endowed by our creator” in the Declaration of Independence ruled a violation of the separation of Church and State? Secular extremists – the Rhode Island banner incident being just the latest example – want to drive any mention of God out of the public square.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to George Friedman, CEO and founder of Stratfor, a private intelligence company. His new book, now out in paperback, is The Next Decade: Empire and Republic in a Changing World… The courageous governor of Wisconsin, Scott Walker, must win his recall vote.
Prager H2: Government welfare programs crowd out private charity efforts. Eventually, like in Europe, citizens stop contributing to charities. They figure the government will take care of it… A young atheist in Rhode Island sues to have a non-denominational prayer taken out of her high school… Oakland’s Occupy Wall Street crowd turns violent, burning an American flag and vandalizing government property. The city’s Leftist mayor must wish she was dealing the Tea Party.
