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1. THE HEADLINE ITEMS: In a move whereby 26 states had combined together to form a majority of the United States challenging the constitutionality of the Obamacare legislation signed into law in 2010, a judge has agreed and voided the entire law. The options are now for the other cases to work their way through the appellate court system, or for the justices to reach down and grab the issue now and issue a ruling. Which would you prefer? Disagree with me here: 877.572.8446. 2. THE PRACTICAL DILEMMA: Mom pours hot sauce on her child’s tongue, and forces him to take cold showers in an attempt to curb behavior of dishonesty, rebellion, and other issues. She feels so bad about it she writes Dr. Phil for help, where he asks her to come on the show to discuss. After the show airs people from her hometown in Alaska seek to have her son taken from her. And now she faces serious charges of child abuse… Huh? 877.572 8446.

1. THE HEADLINE ITEMS: In a move whereby 26 states had combined together to form a majority of the United States challenging the constitutionality of the Obamacare legislation signed into law in 2010, a judge has agreed and voided the entire law. The options are now for the other cases to work their way through the appellate court system, or for the justices to reach down and grab the issue now and issue a ruling. Which would you prefer? Disagree with me here: 877.572.8446. 2. THE PRACTICAL DILEMMA: Mom pours hot sauce on her child’s tongue, and forces him to take cold showers in an attempt to curb behavior of dishonesty, rebellion, and other issues. She feels so bad about it she writes Dr. Phil for help, where he asks her to come on the show to discuss. After the show airs people from her hometown in Alaska seek to have her son taken from her. And now she faces serious charges of child abuse… Huh? 877.572 8446.

The leaders of several nations spent Sunday attempting to convince Hosni Mobarak to step down from his post as Egypt’s President and to begin democratic reforms as soon as possible. From your perspective do you think what we are seeing is an attempt at genuine democratic freedom, or the attempt by terrorists of the region to dismantle and ally of the U.S.? Much is riding on the outcome of several nations’ protests taking place in the Middle East right now. Many of them centering on the idea of democratic reforms. The question is, will terror groups assume the void left in these situations, or will the people of the region have the final say? Disagree with me here: 877.572.8446. 2. THE PRACTICAL DILEMMA: A new Ohio State University study makes some interesting claims after carefully following 112 families with children aged 4: “Results showed that couples had a stronger, more supportive co-parenting relationship when the father spent more time playing with their child,” the press release says. “But when the father participated more in caregiving — like preparing meals for the child or giving baths — the couples were more likely to display less supportive and more undermining co-parenting behavior toward each other.” Now Parentdish.com was skeptical and mocking in their tone. My own producer was driven to profanity over her dispute of the assumptions. And the Lovely Bride–a lady who is told by no one what her opinion is to be–was in more or less complete agreement with the study. The question is, “What do YOU think of it?” 877.572 8446.

1. How does a free society, in its desire not to limit freedom, deal with the abuse of freedom? When should laws play a role in intervention? When should people be allowed to rot in their own choices? An obvious example of such is Charlie Sheen, and Stephen weighs in on that story tonight. But this question is the central difference between freedom loving conservatives, and the absolute anarchy of libertarianism. 877.573.8446. 2. A new survey out this week claims that men have a lower retention of news information when delivered by an attractive female news anchor. According to the statistics the difference in retention is significant. Yet is it true? What do YOU think? We take your calls LIVE tonight on our final “radio only” broadcast. 877.573.8446.

1. THE HEADLINE ITEMS: A man’s sister is killed by her husband. In the court room the dead woman’s brother confronts the killer and attempts to attack him. The police whisk the killer out of the courtroom, and now it looks as though the brother will not be charged with anything. But should he be? Disagree with me here: 877.572.8446. 2. THE PRACTICAL DILEMMA: A mom and dad have gotten a divorce. The mom home-schools the child, and now the dad has won a court fight claiming the child is experiencing too much religion in the home-school process. As a result a judge has claimed that the mother is too faith-based and has ordered the child be enrolled in the local public school. To what degree of say should a parent have over the educational process of their children… in divorced scenarios? 877.572 8446. 3. THE DAILY GOD THOUGHT: “Even when it looks like he’s not ruling, He’s ruling. When chaos appears, he’s in charge of the chaos. When things start falling apart, he’s in charge of the falling apart of those things.” Fan the “Thought” on facebook: The Early Morning God Thought on Facebook.