Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
What Are They Teaching Our Children?
Polyamory and the ‘Next Sexual Revolution’ That Has Been Here for Years
The Battle Over Free Speech
No God, No Rights
The Pilgrims and Socialism
Socialism only benefits the ruling class who implement this form of government theft.
Freak Out as Conservatives Exit Public Schools
Is the Media Engaging in a Form of Psychological Warfare Against America?
Just Say “Merry Christmas”
Before we even put a dent into the Thanksgiving leftovers, we leap wholeheartedly into “the most wonderful time of the year!” But, when the décor switches from gold and orange to red and green, do you find yourself wondering if you can use the “C word” when you interact with a cashier, co-worker, or barista? You know the word I mean . . . Christmas. Should you abstain on the chance you might offend someone or seem non-inclusive? Dennis Prager, a Jew, radio talk show host, and author, emphatically says, “No.” We couldn’t agree more!
In this video, …
Whackapedia?
When Transparency Really Means Tyranny
In his recent video for PragerU, National Review senior fellow David French illuminates the political buzzword of “transparency” and the Left’s illicit application of the concept to the private citizen. While the government possesses an obligation to be transparent in its exercise of your tax dollars, privacy is an individual right, and no government is entitled to know whether or not you donate to a nonprofit like IFI.
With echoes of Lord Action’s famous “power corrupts” aphorism, French explains the gravity of capitulating to the Left’s demand for citizen transparency—the disclosure of your personal donations to private nonprofits breeds governmental …
AFA Identifies the Combatants in the ‘War on Christmas’
Last month a Woolworth store in Germany made headlines in the UK and in the U.S. for proclaiming itself to be a “Muslim” store, and therefore it would no longer carry Christmas items. There’s more to the story – as the local management of the store defended itself by saying that there was such little demand for the Christmas products, they decided the shelf space was better used with other items. You can read about it here, here and here and decide for yourself what to believe.
Christmas as controversy is not new, of course, as the debate over …
