Living Alone
July 11, 2023
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as posted by the channelAccording to a new report, thirty percent of Americans are living alone. This is a sad development. In 1940 the number was eight percent. Feminism strikes again… Did we just live through “the hottest day ever”? Here’s a question: how do we know? And even if it’s true, hotter relative to what? A day in 1950? The Archbishop of Britain says that the Lord’s prayer is problematic. Why? Because it says “Our father…” That makes the prayer patriarchal. And to the woke, that’s not acceptable. Dennis explains why God has to be a “he.” ...The left measures their motives, not the consequences of their policies… Douglas Murray brilliantly defends Western Civilization. Dennis talks to John Strand, professional artist and freedom activist. He was at the capitol on January 6. He’s been convicted of felonies relating to the events of that day. In a two weeks, he begins his prison sentence — two and half years. When offered a plea deal, he turned it down. He won’t plead guilty to crimes he did not commit.
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