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Paul F. deLespinasse



Nov 4, 2024
Is it Time for a New Constitutional Convention?
Unlike 1787, a new convention would be under immense pressure from organized interest groups, and not only by domestic groups.


Oct 29, 2024
Homeless Problem Won't Be Solved With More Construction
Donald Trump claims that deporting millions of undocumented aliens would reduce the housing shortage. But images of hapless families packed into cattle cars look more like Stalinist Russia than the America I want to live in.


Oct 21, 2024
Should We Demand Top Leaders Be More Experienced?
No one would board an airliner whose pilot had no previous flying experience. We wouldn't consult a "doctor" who had never attended medical school and had no experience treating physical or mental illnesses.


Oct 15, 2024
Congress Must Protect Telemedicine for Medicare Patients
The possibility of telephone or computer visits with a doctor did not require anybody to use them, and I have always gone in person. But I was happy that virtual visits were an option. My wife has found telemedicine incredibly valuable.


Oct 4, 2024
Special Interests Can Weaken Our Gov't
The Supreme Court, unfortunately, also has proved vulnerable to being gamed by special economic interests seeking to weaken the federal government and reverse much of American progress sine the Civil War.


Sep 30, 2024
Will American Ingenuity Solve EV Conundrums?
Many Americans hesitate to buy electric cars (EVs) because of range anxiety , the fear they'll run out of electricity on the road. Even when they can find charging stations, people worry that recharging will take much longer than the minutes needed to fill a gas tank. 


Sep 23, 2024
'Two-Dimensional' Analysis Can Deepen Understanding of Politics
People often have difficulty figuring out my political orientation. This is because I am radical in wanting to change many aspects of today's world, but conservative in advocating peaceful reforms rather than violent revolution or military action to attain my goals.


Sep 12, 2024
Abuse of Legislation Hinders Climate Fight
But today, interest groups use prolonged litigation under the Environmental Protection Act to stall projects by requiring repeated environmental impact studies or challenging the adequacy of studies already completed.

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