Who Has the Best Chance to Be Trump’s Veep?

By: Rich Lowry， Charles C. W. Cooke， Jim Geraghty ＆ Ramesh Ponnuru · Rich Lowry， Charles C. W. Cooke， Jim Geraghty and Ramesh Ponnuru — May 7^th 2024 at 14:14

Veepstakes on The Editors.

Clockwise, from left to right: Sen. Tim Scott (R., S.C.), Sen. J.D. Vance (R., Ohio), North Dakota governor Doug Burgum, and Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.)

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They’re Not ‘Pro-Palestinian Protests’

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — May 3^rd 2024 at 09:12

The press needs to get its phraseology right.

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The Trials of Donald Trump

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — April 24^th 2024 at 10:49

While Trump loves to play the victim, it doesn’t mean he isn’t one.

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Traffic Violations

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — April 23^rd 2024 at 07:50

Nia Evans’s Mother Jones piece on blockading traffic for protest purposes seems to be missing something.

Protesters demanding a ceasefire and an end to U.S. support for Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza block morning traffic on the 110 Freeway, in Los Angeles, Calif., December 13, 2023.

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About That Soft Landing . . .

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — April 10^th 2024 at 17:24

Maybe we haven’t tightened money that much. Today’s bad inflation report strengthens that case.

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Republicans’ Wishful Thinking on Abortion

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — April 10^th 2024 at 16:57

At every turn, they have chosen the laziest possible way to respond to each change in the politics of abortion.

Former president Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C., February 10, 2024.

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Church and State: What Is Politico Talking About?

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — April 10^th 2024 at 11:58

What relevant decisions does Politico imagine the Supreme Court was making in the 1870s?

Visitors walk in front of the United States Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., September 22, 2023.

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What Republicans Used to Stand for on Abortion

By: Ramesh Ponnuru · Ramesh Ponnuru — April 9^th 2024 at 17:47

No, conservatives have not always said that abortion policy should be reserved to the states.

Pro-life demonstrators celebrate outside the U.S. Supreme Court as the court rules in the <i>Dobbs v. Women's Health Organization</i> abortion case overturning <i>Roe v. Wade</i> in Washington, D.C., June 24, 2022.