Dennis Prager: Why Democrats Don’t Care about $9.7 Trillion Debt 
Dennis Prager hosts a nationally syndicated radio talk show and is a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He is the author of four books, most recently “Happiness Is a Serious Problem” (HarperCollins). His website is www.dennisprager.com.
Prager: Controlling When You Relieve Yourself, Not Body Scan, Invades Privacy
If the government prohibits airline passengers from getting out of their seats during the last hour of a flight, I hereby announce that I will get out of my seat either to escort someone who needs to use the lavatory or because I do. I understand that I may be arrested, but I am willing to make this a cause celebre.
Prager: Thank You to These Businesses and Products
Since I began radio broadcasting 27 years ago, I have tried to come up with ideas for New Year’s resolutions for myself and my listeners. Virtually each time, I have advocated one resolution in particular: For every couple of letters of complaint or oral complaints we communicate about someone or about some company, we should write a letter or make a call to commend someone or some company.
Prager: Have We Stopped Trying to Make Good People?
Dennis-Prager.jpgThe most important question any society must answer is: How will we make good people?
That is the question Judeo-Christian values have grappled with. There are many and profound theological and practical differences between Judaism and Christianity. But in the American incarnation of Judeo-Christian values — and America is really the one civilization that developed an amalgamation of Jewish and Christian values — the emphasis has been on individual character.
Prager: How a New York Times Columnist Hurts Fellow Blacks
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If you had hope that the election of a black president might improve black-white relations in America, reading the column by Charles M. Blow in Saturday’s New York Times will effectively crush it.
Prager: Left Destroys More than It Creates
Watching the left attempting to undo the greatness of American medicine and dismantle the unprecedentedly powerful American economic engine built almost entirely on non-governmental entrepreneurial effort, I realize once again that the left is far better at destroying than building.
I first realized this as I watched the left — and here I sadly include the [...]
