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Friday, Jul 25, 2008
Michelle Easton: The Failures of Feminism
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Michelle Easton, President of the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute discusses whether radical feminists are acting in the best interests of the majority of women or simply advancing their own extreme agenda. This speech took place at Young America's Foundation’s National High School Leadership Conference.
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Friday, Jul 25, 2008
Prager H3: Open Lines
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Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what is Dennis’s favorite flower; why isn’t Dennis on TV; is a homosexual less in the image of God than a heterosexual; what are the advantages, if any, of having children; will the Fairness Doctrine shut down talk radio.
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Friday, Jul 25, 2008
Highlights from the Week of July 21
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A compilation of clips from this past week.
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Friday, Jul 25, 2008
Prager H1: “Ich Bin Vapid”
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Prager H1: Barack Obama gave his big speech in Berlin yesterday. But it turned out to be more vapid than inspiring… In an unintentionally funny interview on CNN International, an interviewer seriously questions an environmentalist activist who superglued himself to UK Prime Minister, Gordon Brown... David Brooks’ fascination with the Democratic nominee is waning. The rhetoric that sounded so inspiring in Iowa, now, six months later, sounds childish.
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Friday, Jul 25, 2008
Prager H2: Happiness Hour: Fighting Demons
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Prager H2: Dennis talks to Dr. Stephen Marmer, member of the clinical faculty of the UCLA Medical School and a psychiatrist in private practice in Brentwood, CA, about whether we can rid ourselves of our demons or just hope to control them?
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Friday, Jul 25, 2008
No Life, No Justice: Sanctity of Life Is Foundational
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Note: This commentary was delivered by Prison Fellowship President Mark Earley.
Followers of Jesus are being asked by politicos, pundits, and even some pastors, to abandon abortion as a decisive and vital issue in this year’s election. Instead, we are being urged to cast our votes based on other justice issues such as poverty, protecting the environment, and bringing the troops home from Iraq. There are three problems with this line of thinking.
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