Prager 20120106 – 2 Happiness Hour: Resolutions
Jan 6, 2012
Prager H2: The New Year is upon us. Did you make any resolutions? Dennis gives some guidelines to keeping them.
Prager H2: The New Year is upon us. Did you make any resolutions? Dennis gives some guidelines to keeping them.
Prager H1: President Obama is slashing the defense budget. This will make the US weaker… Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson is given a chance to apologize to Rick Santorum and his wife for criticizing the way they handled the death of their child and doesn’t take it…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Charlie Sykes, senior fellow at the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute and a talk show host at WTMJ radio in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His new book is A Nation of Moochers: America’s Addiction to Getting Something for Nothing.
Prager H2: Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post joins Alan Colmes in questioning how Rick Santorum and his wife dealt with the death of their still-born child. Is there nothing out of bounds for the Left?
Prager H1: Kodak, once a major component of the Dow Industrial average, and so much a part of American cultural history, is on the brink of bankruptcy. One can feel nostalgic, but the free market — millions of people making free choices — must be allowed to do its work.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to John Fund, renowned political analyst, about what happens post Iowa… Can Mitt Romney win by opposing the President, or does he need to oppose the Left?
Prager H2:Dennis plays excerpts from Rick Santorum’s “victory” speech… Santorum has a story that appeals to core Republican voters…
Prager H1: Mitt Romney won the Iowa Caucus by 8 votes, but Rick Santorum was the big winner, coming out of nowhere in the last two weeks. Dennis talks to Michael Barone, senior editor of the Washington Examiner, about last night’s results…
Prager H3: Even atheist scientists acknowledge that the universe is so finely tuned that even the slightest variation would render life on Earth impossible. So how do they explain it? Their answer: there are an infinite number of other universes or, as they call it, the multi-verse. But do they have any proof? Of course not.