[Albion Wilde]

The only area in which I've read Prager is concerning Western civilization's Biblical Judaic roots of sexual morality. He's conservative there. The following article has been reproduced in a Catholic news source, but I've seen other iterations of it in other types of publications:

Judaism's Sexual Revolution: Why Judaism Rejected Homosexuality

[Pelham]

In regard to his religion Prager is pretty conservative. On social issues not as much. Politically he is a late ‘60s Democrat, supporting all of the Civil Rights legislation that has ultimately led to gay marriage and whatever else progressives want in the name of equality. I’ve heard him advocate mixed race marriages for everybody because he believes that will end racism, taking crackpot liberal social engineering to a new level. He is rabidly pro-immigration and is blind to the damage that mass 3rd world migration does to historic American culture and politics. It’s basically the liberalism that rejected McGovernite foreign policy while clinging to its 60s domestic policy ideas and which rebranded itself as neoconservatism. And that’s why he’s popular with the Goldberg version of National Review.