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| − | '''Dr. Laura Schlessinger''' is a radio talk host and author specializing in relationship issues. A venture on TV was short lived when it was denounce by homosexual groups who were annoyed that Schlessinger would not treat their lifestyle as being equal with heterosexuality.<ref>http://www.amazon.com/New-Thought-Police-Inside-Assault/dp/0761534040</ref> A conservative that strongly believes in [[family values]] and putting children first in relationships, she is heard by 8 million listeners daily, putting her fourth in radio ratings<ref>Newsweek, April 23, 2007 issue, Pg. 29</ref> | + | '''Dr. Laura Schlessinger''' is a radio talk host and author specializing in relationship issues. A venture on TV was short lived when it was denounce by [[homosexual]] groups who were annoyed that Schlessinger would not treat their lifestyle as being equal with [[heterosexuality]].<ref>http://www.amazon.com/New-Thought-Police-Inside-Assault/dp/0761534040</ref> A conservative that strongly believes in [[family values]] and putting children first in relationships, she is heard by 8 million listeners daily, putting her fourth in radio ratings<ref>Newsweek, April 23, 2007 issue, Pg. 29</ref> |
| − | Very vocal in her ties to [[Orthodox Judaism]] and yet backed strongly by Christians, she was even given the [[National Religious Broadcasters]] yearly award, the first non-Christian to receive it. In recent years Schlessinger has cut her ties to Orthodox Judaism. She is still widely embraced in conservative circles. | + | Very vocal in her ties to [[Orthodox Judaism]] and yet backed strongly by [[Christians]], she was even given the [[National Religious Broadcasters]] yearly award, the first non-Christian to receive it. In recent years Schlessinger has cut her ties to Orthodox Judaism. She is still widely embraced in conservative circles. |
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Revision as of 00:35, July 31, 2007
Dr. Laura Schlessinger is a radio talk host and author specializing in relationship issues. A venture on TV was short lived when it was denounce by homosexual groups who were annoyed that Schlessinger would not treat their lifestyle as being equal with heterosexuality.[1] A conservative that strongly believes in family values and putting children first in relationships, she is heard by 8 million listeners daily, putting her fourth in radio ratings[2]
Very vocal in her ties to Orthodox Judaism and yet backed strongly by Christians, she was even given the National Religious Broadcasters yearly award, the first non-Christian to receive it. In recent years Schlessinger has cut her ties to Orthodox Judaism. She is still widely embraced in conservative circles.
References
- ↑ http://www.amazon.com/New-Thought-Police-Inside-Assault/dp/0761534040
- ↑ Newsweek, April 23, 2007 issue, Pg. 29
