29 Giugno 2026

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Interview with Ramesh Ponnuru,Editor of National Review

Ramesh Ponnuru the Editor of the National Review joins John Boland and Tim Cordes to address democrats and socialism, to the race to the moral bottom, and January 6.

Ramesh and the Buddies review issues raised by vice-presidents, namely J.D. Vance’s change of heart and Dick Cheney’s inability to relinquish his principled stance.

They touch on healthcare and affordability, and Ramesh Ponnuru offers reasons for hope.

Ramesh shares his whack-job who wants to abolish prisons and will likely end up in Congress.

Referred to:

Ramesh Ponnuru | National Review

N.Y. Socialist Called for Eliminating Police, Prisons, and Israel. Now, She’s Likely Headed to Congress | National Review

Opinion | Dick Cheney never forgave Trump for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot - The Washington Post

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