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Letters.(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
--Austin Bramwell's fine review of Michael Federici's Eric Voegelin (("Eschaton Redux," July 1) says that "one wonders how exactly Voegelin resisted the Nazi influence." The answer should not be left to wonder or surmise: He resisted by all scholarly means -- courageously publishing three books in German against Hitler beginning in 1933, being fired because of that from the University of Vienna after the Anschluss in 1938, and thereafter barely escaping the Gestapo with his life by fleeing to Zurich.
Details are given in his Autobiographical Reflections, which I edited; this and earlier books are now published in English and are available through www.ericvoegelin.org.
G. Ellis Sandoz
Director, Eric Voegelin Institute
Baton Rouge, La.
-- Steven Camarota's observation that persons from Latin America inincreasingly dominate the disturbingly large number of immigrants to the U.S. ("Too Many," July 29) confirms that what we are now witnessing is not immigration but migration.
Throughout world history, peoples have moved from one place to another, in the process displacing the former inhabitants. Whether the resulting cultural and political reality is now assimilable by the American body politic is at best uncertain: Identity is key and numbers are decisive.
- Interview With Ramesh Ponnuru, Jenny Backus.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire May 29, 2006 700+ words
...November? Let's ask Democratic strategist Jenny Backus and Ramesh Ponnuru, who is a senior editor at the "National Review." He...do Democrats emerge as the beneficiaries come November? RAMESH PONNURU, "NATIONAL REVIEW": I don't think so, Greg, one...
- Interviews With Kirsten Powers, Ramesh Ponnuru, Jonathan Alter.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire June 16, 2006 700+ words
...senior editor of the "National Review," Republican pundit Ramesh Ponnuru. So Kirsten, this -- everybody has been forced to say...not working? What evidence is there it's not working? RAMESH PONNURU, "NATIONAL REVIEW": Well, I mean I think that with...
- Interview With Cynthia Tucker, Ramesh Ponnuru; 40th Anniversary of "I Have a...
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire August 28, 2003 700+ words
...at the CNN Center in Atlanta. And here in Washington, Ramesh Ponnuru, senior editor for "The National Review." Cynthia...and none of the decision-making. O'BRIEN: Ramesh? RAMESH PONNURU, "NATIONAL REVIEW": Well, it depends on what our goals...
- Interview with "The New Republic's" Jonathan Chait and "National Review's"...
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire October 1, 2003 700+ words
...Republic." And he says, ready, he hates President Bush. Ramesh Ponnuru is senior editor of the "National Review." And he says...get in the White House or help the Republicans keep it? RAMESH PONNURU, "NATIONAL REVIEW": Well, I should say at the start...
- Ramesh Ponnuru has the cover story in this issue of NR, making the conservative...
- Magazine article from: National Review March 19, 2007 700+ words
Ramesh Ponnuru has the cover story in this issue of NR, making the conservative case for John McCain. Lest any of our dear readers be confused...
- Expert lists immigrant statistics: Steven Camarota says up to 3,400 live in...
- Newspaper article from: Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre, PA) March 21, 2007 700+ words
...illegal immigrants live in the city of Hazleton? No one has been able to provide a definitive answer -- until Tuesday. Steven Camarota, director of research for the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, D.C., testified that between 1,500 and...
- Latter-day saint?(Mar 10, 1997, Ramesh Ponnuru article 'Latter-day liberal';...
- Magazine article from: National Review Smith, Bob Ponnuru, Ramesh April 21, 1997 700+ words
Ramesh Ponnuru's "Latter-Day Liberal" [March 10] was a grossly unfair attack on Sen. Orrin Hatch. The very play on words concerning...
- The Party of Death: The Democrats, the Media, the Courts, and the Disregard for...
- Magazine article from: National Right to Life News June 1, 2006 700+ words
For those who don't follow the daily oscillations of the abortion debate, Ramesh Ponnuru may not be a familiar name. Those of us who do know him as the extaordinarily thoughtful pro-life senior editor of National...
- "Talking Points Memo" and Top Story: Interview With Cato Institute's Daniel...
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire February 22, 2005 700+ words
...Studies at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, and Steven Camarota, the director of research at the Center for Immigration...admitting to. And do you see it as a good or bad thing? STEVEN CAMAROTA, PH.D., CENTER FOR IMMIGRATION STUDIES: Well, I think...
- My Word; Interview With Steven Camarota.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire May 30, 2006 700+ words
(From Fox News Channel) Byline: John Gibson, Major Garrett GIBSON: Now it's time for "My Word." My Lai, the name of the place in South Vietnam where a massacre occurred, a massacre carried out by American troops. For many people, the entire war in Vietnam came down to those two words. My Lai, and
Source: HighBeam Research, Letters.(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)