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Ramesh Ponnuru

Ramesh Ponnuru ( born August 16, 1974) is an American conservative political pundit and journalist. He is a senior editor for National Review magazine, a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a columnist for Bloomberg View, and a contributing editor to the domestic policy journal National Affairs. Ponnuru has written widely on a range of political and policy topics, appeared on many public affairs and news interview programs, and is a widely respected voice on conservative policy. He has been highly critical of President Donald Trump.

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Born

1974-08-16

Birth Place

Prairie Village, Kansas

Famous As

Columnist and Editor

Education

Princeton University ( BA )

Political Ideology

Republican

Spouse(s)

April Ponnuru

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Ramesh Ponnuru: A scary plan to revise the definition of death

Death can’t be denied but it can be edited. In 1981, the Uniform Law Commission proposed a model law for the determination of death. It says that individuals have died when they have experienced an irreversible end to either their respiratory and circulatory functions or their brain functions. Most states have adopted this definition, and the rest adopted it in substance if not precise wording.

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Ramesh Ponnuru: Pro-lifers needn't fear a post-Roe abortion-rights backlash

For the first time since 1992, the end of Roe v. Wade is a real possibility. Back then, the Supreme Court defied widespread expectations by sticking with the 1973 ruling’s core holding that legislatures could not prohibit abortion. A lot of Republican politicians were relieved because they thought that a reversal by the court would have caused a political backlash. (They lost the next election anyway.)

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Economyshowmeinstitute.org2021-05-14

WATCH: The Case for a Conservative Economic Agenda with Ramesh Ponnuru

Conservatives have traditionally favored freeing markets and shrinking government. But new political and economic trends are leading many conservatives to question these old commitments. On May 12, 2021, in partnership with the National Review Institute, we hosted Ramesh Ponnuru, who made the case for a new conservative economic agenda. Watch...

Economyshowmeinstitute.org2021-04-30

Ramesh Ponnuru: The Case for a Conservative Economic Agenda

Join us on Wednesday, May 12 at noon CT for a special presentation by Ramesh Ponnuru as he makes the case for a conservative economic agenda. Questions may be submitted prior to the event by emailing them to [email protected] and during the event via the Q&A feature on your Zoom screen.

Real Estatearcamax.com2021-04-29

Ramesh Ponnuru: Housing shortage is progressives' problem to fix

Overregulation of housing — from restrictive zoning laws to onerous building codes — is implicated in a great many of America’s problems. A lot of people who have studied the issue, from varying political viewpoints, have reached that same understanding. If the negative effects are getting clearer, though, the path ahead isn’t.

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Congress & Courtsarcamax.com2021-04-19

Ramesh Ponnuru: Biden's commission will make sure court-packing goes nowhere

By appointing a commission to study changes to the Supreme Court, President Joe Biden has alarmed the opponents of court-packing while disappointing the supporters. Mitch McConnell, the Kentuckian who leads Senate Republicans, said the establishment of the commission is “a direct assault on our nation’s independent judiciary and yet another sign of the Far Left’s influence over the Biden Administration.”

Public Healtharcamax.com2021-04-09

Ramesh Ponnuru: Fauci and Walensky can start being candid

On March 29, Rochelle Walensky, the director of the Centers for Disease Control, shared “the recurring feeling I have of impending doom.” Later that day, she gave MSNBC viewers some good news: “Our data from the CDC today suggests, you know, that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don’t get sick.”

Politicsarcamax.com2021-04-01

Ramesh Ponnuru: What if a fetus has constitutional rights?

Roe v. Wade has been harshly criticized from the time it came down in 1973, and not only by opponents of legal abortion. The eminent constitutional scholar John Hart Ely, though he favored permissive abortion laws, wrote that the Supreme Court had barely attempted to show how a right to them could be derived from the Constitution. Many liberal academics, finding the reasoning in Justice Harry Blackmun’s majority opinion hopelessly flawed, have tried to devise other constitutional justifications for its conclusion.

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