Prager 20160203 – 2 Male/Female Hour: Alison Armstrong on Criticism
Prager H2: Criticism of your spouse is almost always a relationship cooler and can easily be a killer.
Prager H2: Criticism of your spouse is almost always a relationship cooler and can easily be a killer.
Prager H1: The Academy Awards are awash in controversy – no black nominees for best actor or best actress for two years. The Academy has turned itself upside down to right this terrible wrong. But will this great civil rights cause help or hurt blacks?
Prager H3: What is the difference between a leftist and a liberal? How has liberalism evolved into leftism? Are there any liberals left? Is a classical liberal really a conservative?
Prager H2: The NY Times projects all its hate and fear on the Republican candidates… … Was Trump the biggest loser? Or was it Hillary? A lot of credit goes to Ted Cruz. He fought his way to victory. But does Rubio have a better chance to win a general election?… Everything the Left touches it ruins
Prager H1: Cruz wins a major victory. Trump, the inevitable, is stopped. Rubio rises… Hillary and Bernie finish in a virtual tie. At least Bernie is authentic. Hillary is not…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Katherine Timpf, reporter for the National Review and political analyst for Fox News. She writes regularly about the politically correct absurdities that have become part of American life. If it wasn’t so sad, it would be funny… We’ll know a lot more about the Presidential race tomorrow than we do.
Prager H2: Not long ago, you couldn’t use the “S word” in reference to an American politician. Today, Bernie Sanders has made it not only okay, but celebrated… Cuba has become more repressive since we ended our embargo… You have to be guided by your mind, not your heart…
Prager H1: University of Connecticut is building dorms for black students only. What was once was considered racist is now endorsed by the Left – racial segregation… No one saw Trump coming a year ago.
Prager H3: Dennis resumes his analysis of last night’s debate.
