Prager 20110614-2 Republican Debate
Jun 14, 2011
Prager H2: Dennis offers his thoughts on last night’s debate between declared Republican candidates.
Prager H2: Dennis offers his thoughts on last night’s debate between declared Republican candidates.
Prager H1: The other day Dennis was at a public urinal. The young man, a teenager, in front of him didn’t flush. Dennis debated whether he should have said of something to the kid. He decided not to. But he immediately regretted his inaction. But how much responsibility do we have for the behavior of other people’s children?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to John Hagee, founder and senior pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, a non-denominational evangelical church with more than 19,000 active members. He is the founder and chairman of Christians United for Israel. His new book, now in paperback, is Can America Survive?.. Defense Secretary Gates tells NATO members that freedom is not free and that the US is getting of tired of underwriting their welfare states… The news media has poured over Sarah Palin’s emails. But they haven’t found any good dirt yet. They’ll keep looking. If they don’t find something, they can always make it up.
Prager H2: According to the NY Times and the feminist professors they quote, the answer is that they’re just better than men. Could male sexual nature have something to do with it? Women are coming to dominate the medical professions, but they don’t want to work full time. This is a coming crisis (we won’t have enough working doctors) and yet another consequence of political correctness.
Prager H1: Openly gay CNN anchor, Don Lemon, goes after Rick Santorum to try to prove that he’s a homophobe and a bigot. But Lemon insists, he’s an objective news reporter… SUV’s are safer than small cars. But the Greens don’t like SUV’s. They’re more concerned with the environment and Global Warming than they are with human beings.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: should Anthony Weiner resign; does life have meaning without God; why are people ashamed to go naked; how practical is solar power; is it ethical to be a secret shopper.
Prager H2: Ask yourself this question: do I add happiness to the lives of those around me?
Prager H1: Democrats are calling for Anthony Weiner’s resignation, but not Democrats from NYC… Another new major oil discovery in the Gulf of Mexico. Let’s get it… Sitting is the new smoking, according to a new study… Is asking citizens to show an ID before they vote, “a whiff of Jim Crow”? That’s what the NY Times thinks… Russell Crowe calls circumcision “barbaric” because babies are “perfect.” He’s wrong on both counts.
Prager H3: An unmarried pastor claims he’s a victim of discrimination because of his marital status. This may be true, but is it wrong? Why can’t a church say it wants a married pastor to lead its parishioners? This is an issue that says a lot about where our society is today. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on March 23, 2011.