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Posted on 01/05/2009 9:38:50 AM PST by EveningStar
Dennis and Sue were married December 31 by Rabbi Michael Gotlieb at his synagogue, Kehillat Ma'arav, in Santa Monica, California.
The former Susan Reed, known to all as Sue, was raised in the Los Angeles area...
(Excerpt) Read more at dennisprager.townhall.com ...
Didnt he just divorce?
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Three years ago.
He and Art Bell should start a “Radio Rebounders Club”.
Congratulations Mr & Mrs Prager.
Picture at link
“Picture at link”
Who says money can’t buy love?
Most men remarry after their wives die.
Has he now caught up with Rush?
Why not post an observable link? Otherwise, what is your propose here?
So someone like me would know it was worth clicking the link to see a picture. I don’t generally click links.
I laughed when I saw his book in the thrift store about making marriage last.
Now I cry when I thing of the imposition on his son of a “stepmother”. There is a reason that stepmothers are always wicked in literature. It is not because they are wicked as persons, but because they are wicked as status. Kids need their biological parents and when one or both of those parent’s abandon them by divorce and remarriage, their world is forever shattered.
I can’t congratulate Dennis. I can only mourn for his first marriage, him, his first wife, his son and this “second wife.”
How about Gingerich?
Reminds me of Rose Marie from the old Dick Van Dyke show...
I'm still not sure of the value of this original posting/thread, but now have the data I need.
That's an excellent description.
When Prager announced his divorce he said, ". . . I hope that what I call my moral bank account is large enough to withstand this withdrawal".
If we had "moral bank accounts" criminal trials would require the jury to weigh all the good a person had done against all the bad to judge guilt or innocence.
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