Prager H3: The Democrats threw 4000 pages of little understood laws at business and expected economic growth. Dennis talks to Daniel Henninger of the Wall Street Journal. Republicans need to establish themselves as the pro-growth party. Republicans don’t have compromise with the President. The President needs to compromise with them.
Prager H1: The Republicans achieved an astounding victory last night with huge wins in Congress and Governorships. The Senate wasn’t the sweep Republicans had been dreaming of, but big gains were made there, too. The only dark cloud: California.
Prager H2: Did the American people repudiate the President’s agenda yesterday? The President doesn’t think so. It was all about the economy. Dennis intercuts between the Presidential press conference and commentary.
Prager H3: California, contrary to the rest of the country, had a Democratic sweep. Now we get to see what a state run by the Left looks like.
Prager H2: President Obama now regrets that he used the word “enemies” to describe Republicans. Has any President campaigned more than President Obama in a mid term election? He’s reduced himself to Democrat-in-Chief.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Wayne Grudem, Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary in Phoenix, Arizona. His new book is Politics – According to the Bible: A Comprehensive Resource for Understanding Modern Political Issues in Light of Scripture.
Prager H1: As voters go to the polls, Dennis recounts key election themes. The biggest: big government. Michelle Obama showers a Harry Reid rally with liberal platitudes. Callers have polling place horror stories.
Prager H1: We dodged another terror bullet this weekend. A Christian Church in Iraq was the scene of a bloodbath. Dennis talks to Ruth McClung, Dr. Rob Steele and Carly Fiorina as they rush toward the finish lines of their elections. None of these people have held public office. They are citizen candidates. One is a rocket scientist, one is a cardiologist and one is a successful business woman. They are typical of the Republican candidate team this year.
Prager H2: Big business is not a friend of conservatives, but big business is not the enemy either, as the Democrats portray them. Big business is concerned with making profits. They will support whomever they think can promote their interests. Dennis takes a position against the proposition to legalize marijuana in California. Dennis talks to John Willoughby, candidate for Congress in Hawaii. Willoughby, Charles Djou, also a candidate for Congress and Cam Cavasso, candidate for Senate, all spoke to a large Prager Group meeting in Honolulu.
