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Enrique Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-29-11 01:53 PM
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Dennis Prager is defending adultery for presidents
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Edited on Tue Nov-29-11 01:54 PM by Enrique
his position on adultery has always be inexplicably liberal. He has argued in the past with his listeners that the fact that a man has cheated on his wife says nothing about his character.

This is a man who says that "sanctitiy of marriage" is the #1 issue in America, more than terrorism and more than the economy. He cares that much about marriage, and yet cheating says nothing about a man's character? How does that make any sense? It doesn't, to his conservative callers. They call up and say wtf are you talking about Dennis? They say, we take our wedding oaths to God. But he seems immune to this argument. On the one subject of adultery Dennis Prager becomes a conservatives' parody of liberal moral relativism. "Life is messy", he says.

And now, on his radio show today, he's using a King David story to justify American presidents cheating on their wives. I never heard the story before, it sounds like a version of "Wag the Dog".
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