Prager talks to Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the new movie, Gosnell and author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer (now out in paperback).

Prager talks to Ann McElhinney, co-producer of the new movie, Gosnell and author of the book Gosnell: The Untold Story of America&rsquo;s Most Prolific Serial Killer (now out in paperback).

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Dennis Prager with Ann McElhinney on New Movie Gosnell

In 1964, Ronald Reagan delivered a famous speech called “A Time for Choosing.”  A few years earlier, Paul Harvey delivered a famous broadcast entitled “The Testing Time.”  In those days of a heated fight against Marxism abroad and an aggressively expansive welfare state at home, we needed to be warned about a lot of decisions before us.

Both Marxism and the welfare state are here at home now. We are in such times again—times that are testing us, times where we are forced to choose, once again, not between right and left but up or down.

These times are brought to us by the same philosophies too regnant in the 1960s, revived by a leftist professoriate dominating our education system for over three decades, churning out millions and millions of students soaked in the study and praise of anti-Western curricula and Marxism.

They are also brought to us by a Democratic party so thirsty for votes they have complied and endorsed with candidates representing those radical views. 

This is why this election is crucially important.

In 1964, Ronald Reagan delivered a famous speech called &ldquo;A Time for Choosing.&rdquo;&nbsp; A few years earlier, Paul Harvey delivered a famous broadcast entitled &ldquo;The Testing Time.&rdquo;&nbsp; In those days of a heated fight against Marxism abroad and an aggressively expansive welfare state at home, we needed to be warned about a lot of decisions before us.
Both Marxism and the welfare state are here at home now. We are in such times again&mdash;times that are testing us, times where we are forced to choose, once again, not between right and left but up or down.
These times are brought to us by the same philosophies too regnant in the 1960s, revived by a leftist professoriate dominating our education system for over three decades, churning out millions and millions of students soaked in the study and praise of anti-Western curricula and Marxism.
They are also brought to us by a Democratic party so thirsty for votes they have complied and endorsed with candidates representing those radical views.&nbsp;
This is why this election is crucially important.

Seth Leibsohn: A Time for Choosing

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Barack Obama was back on the campaign trail in the run up to the election. And, as he so often does before an adoring crowd, he indulged his penchant for mockery.

Obama ridiculed President Trump’s White House renovations, joking that they looked like “Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory.” The crowd roared.

But perhaps Obama revealed more about himself than about the president. To make Trump the target, he made regular Americans the butt of the joke — people who happily patronize Cheesecake Factory on a night out.

Maybe they’re relatives of the “bitter clingers” Obama famously belittled back in 2008.

The remark is revealing of today’s Democratic Party, which once proudly called itself the party of the working person. Bereft of any new or exciting ideas, too many of its leaders now seem to offer little more than cultural condescension and sneering elitism.

Barack Obama was back on the campaign trail in the run up to the election. And, as he so often does before an adoring crowd, he indulged his penchant for mockery.
Obama ridiculed President Trump&rsquo;s White House renovations, joking that they looked like &ldquo;Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory.&rdquo; The crowd roared.
But perhaps Obama revealed more about himself than about the president. To make Trump the target, he made regular Americans the butt of the joke &mdash; people who happily patronize Cheesecake Factory on a night out.
Maybe they&rsquo;re relatives of the &ldquo;bitter clingers&rdquo; Obama famously belittled back in 2008.
The remark is revealing of today&rsquo;s Democratic Party, which once proudly called itself the party of the working person. Bereft of any new or exciting ideas, too many of its leaders now seem to offer little more than cultural condescension and sneering elitism.

Carol Platt Liebau: Cultural Condescension Once Again From Obama

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Turnout, turnout, turnout. Everybody —everybody—agrees this year’s elections on November 3 come down to turnout.

If the ordinary GOP voters and the new voters Donald Trump brought to the Republican party show up on or before November 3, Republicans will hold on to their majority in the Senate and perhaps even the House. A blue tidal wave will be averted.

That is a big “if.” History tells us the midterms for a president in his sixth year can be tough.

If the GOP gets a “thumpin’”—President Bush’s description of what they got in 2006, it will be a wipeout for Republican majorities in House and Senate. That result: Bigger deficits, cuts to defense spending, endless impeachment circuses.

The battle with Iran is nearing its end. Oil flowing out of the Persian Gulf back as prewar levels. Voters should assess all of the great news—along with the cost of gas of course—and conclude that it has in fact been good to have Republicans in charge of the Congress—and vote accordingly.

Turnout, turnout, turnout. Everybody &mdash;everybody&mdash;agrees this year&rsquo;s elections on November 3 come down to turnout.
If the ordinary GOP voters and the new voters Donald Trump brought to the Republican party show up on or before November 3, Republicans will hold on to their majority in the Senate and perhaps even the House. A blue tidal wave will be averted.
That is a big &ldquo;if.&rdquo; History tells us the midterms for a president in his sixth year can be tough.
If the GOP gets a &ldquo;thumpin&rsquo;&rdquo;&mdash;President Bush&rsquo;s description of what they got in 2006, it will be a wipeout for Republican majorities in House and Senate. That result: Bigger deficits, cuts to defense spending, endless impeachment circuses.
The battle with Iran is nearing its end. Oil flowing out of the Persian Gulf back as prewar levels. Voters should assess all of the great news&mdash;along with the cost of gas of course&mdash;and conclude that it has in fact been good to have Republicans in charge of the Congress&mdash;and vote accordingly.

Hugh Hewitt: Turnout, Turnout, Turnout

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Dennis Prager with Ann McElhinney on New Movie Gosnell

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