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Paul F. deLespinasse



Nov 20, 2025
Economic Canary in a Coalmine: Property Insurance
We have a little bird trying to call our attention to a major problem. That bird is the insurance industry with its army of actuaries. We ignore that warning at our own risk, and at the risk of our children and grandchildren.


Nov 14, 2025
Never Discount Social Security as One of Your Top Assets
Let's keep the economy on an even keel. Americans of all economic levels should insist that Congress make the small increase in payroll taxes needed to protect monthly benefits, protecting the Social Security that is nearly everyone's main asset.


Nov 5, 2025
Will Politics, Religion, and Science Ever Get Along?
Politicians, theologians, and scientists should be able to get along as long as none of them gets too big for their professional britches.


Oct 24, 2025
Why China Doesn't Need To Invade Taiwan
Why seize by force, with its casualties, destruction of property, and other costs, when you can achieve your objective non-violently and at much lower cost?


Oct 3, 2025
Should We Condemn Climate Deniers to Hell?
The Trump EPA now proposes to stop requiring corporations to measure and report the amount of greenhouse gases they're releasing. Apparently the administration fears all these measurements will undermine its feeble arguments that it's safe to continue burning coal, oil, and, gas to produce power.


Sep 23, 2025
U.S. Medical Insurance Is Too Complex, Inefficient
People purchasing insurance in the subsidized Obamacare marketplaces can have a terrible time trying to figure out a policy which has their current doctors "in network" and which will cover the medicines they're taking.


Sep 15, 2025
No Wisdom In Firing Advisers Bringing Bad News
Effective leaders must take advice into consideration but not allow one expert to dictate decisions. Policy choices require tradeoffs between conflicting government objectives.


Sep 2, 2025
Why We Shouldn't Ignore Radical Changes in Military Economics
Billions of dollars spent on atomic bombs and bombers as well as intercontinental ballistic missiles could provide adequate security for less money that conventional forces.

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