• Pragerisms

    For a more comprehensive list of Pragerisms visit
    Dennis Prager Wisdom.

    • "The left is far more interested in gaining power than in creating wealth."
    • "Without wisdom, goodness is worthless."
    • "I prefer clarity to agreement."
    • "First tell the truth, then state your opinion."
    • "Being on the Left means never having to say you're sorry."
    • "If you don't fight evil, you fight gobal warming."
    • "There are things that are so dumb, you have to learn them."
  • Liberalism’s Seven Deadly Sins

    • Sexism
    • Intolerance
    • Xenophobia
    • Racism
    • Islamophobia
    • Bigotry
    • Homophobia

    A liberal need only accuse you of one of the above in order to end all discussion and excuse himself from further elucidation of his position.

  • Glenn’s Reading List for Die-Hard Pragerites

    • Bolton, John - Surrender is not an Option
    • Bruce, Tammy - The Thought Police; The New American Revolution; The Death of Right and Wrong
    • Charen, Mona - DoGooders:How Liberals Hurt Those They Claim to Help
    • Coulter, Ann - If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans; Slander
    • Dalrymple, Theodore - In Praise of Prejudice; Our Culture, What's Left of It
    • Doyle, William - Inside the Oval Office
    • Elder, Larry - Stupid Black Men: How to Play the Race Card--and Lose
    • Frankl, Victor - Man's Search for Meaning
    • Flynn, Daniel - Intellectual Morons
    • Fund, John - Stealing Elections
    • Friedman, George - America's Secret War
    • Goldberg, Bernard - Bias; Arrogance
    • Goldberg, Jonah - Liberal Fascism
    • Herson, James - Tales from the Left Coast
    • Horowitz, David - Left Illusions; The Professors
    • Klein, Edward - The Truth about Hillary
    • Mnookin, Seth - Hard News: Twenty-one Brutal Months at The New York Times and How They Changed the American Media
    • Morris, Dick - Because He Could; Rewriting History
    • O'Beirne, Kate - Women Who Make the World Worse
    • Olson, Barbara - The Final Days: The Last, Desperate Abuses of Power by the Clinton White House
    • O'Neill, John - Unfit For Command
    • Piereson, James - Camelot and the Cultural Revolution: How the Assassination of John F. Kennedy Shattered American Liberalism
    • Prager, Dennis - Think A Second Time
    • Sharansky, Natan - The Case for Democracy
    • Stein, Ben - Can America Survive? The Rage of the Left, the Truth, and What to Do About It
    • Steyn, Mark - America Alone
    • Stephanopolous, George - All Too Human
    • Thomas, Clarence - My Grandfather's Son
    • Timmerman, Kenneth - Shadow Warriors
    • Williams, Juan - Enough: The Phony Leaders, Dead-End Movements, and Culture of Failure That Are Undermining Black America--and What We Can Do About It
    • Wright, Lawrence - The Looming Tower

With David A. Graham, Has the Atlantic Returned to Being American Again?

(Introductory note:) When I was in college beginning 65 years ago, the Atlantic magazine was quite ‘highbrow, intellectually leftish, but authentic, honest, projecting believable stories and comments. I couldn’t afford subscription to any journal then, but occasionally scanned the news and magazine stands exploring for ideas. It was then when I discovered an American Communist, a young aggressive American hater of the time, today’s noted conservative well earned American hero,  David Horowitz who then  was spewing hatreds of Uncle Sam not unlike the B. Obama loving leftist rioters hooked up with “Black lives matter” hoodlumism.

Being a guy, I was born curious…..Being a child of the second world war, I was studying Russian as a language, and searched for knowledge and understanding.

The Atlantic was on my lists then depending upon article titles, to discover what the posh thought and wrote, but was expensive. Eventually it became a rather Marxified post during  the  sex, black racist, feminist, atheist, and anti-war revolution beginning in the late 1960.

The magazine has been overwhelmingly ho-hum leftist by religion ever since.

Has honesty returned as a flavor or a habit at today’s the Atlantic? This remains to be seen, but the following article, written by David A. Graham is thoughtful, without pain to read, honest, and stimulates hope that perhaps this once honorable American publication will return to America, once and for all!

Thank you David A. Graham:

Barack Obama Blames the Messenger

Does the president underestimate the importance of messaging, or does he exaggerate it?          by David A. Graham:

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/12/obama-messaging-isis-donald-trump/421437/

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