Skip to main content
Paul F. deLespinasse - Thinking About Politics

Paul F. deLespinasse



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.


Sep 6, 2024
Taliban Gives Law a Bad Name
But we must hope that Afghanistan's women won't have to wait a century to achieve legal equality. In the meantime, they should violate the current pseudolaws whenever they can get away with it.


Aug 28, 2024
Nothing About Politics Is Inconsequential
The more carefully we think about personal issues, the better we will live, and what we decide will strongly influence our future orbit. If we spend some time trying to think about politics and public policy, it may allow us to vote more intelligently.


Aug 20, 2024
Complex Gov't Undermines Democracy, Rule of Law
American taxes are a major example of complexity run wild.


Aug 7, 2024
Can We Have a Class-Free Society With Free Markets?
Marxists maintained that economic inequality was caused by markets. But communist efforts to suppress markets, which required strongly repressing individual liberty, produced terrible economic results.

More Paul F. deLespinasse Stories

Paul F. deLespinasse
Get latest blog from Paul F. deLespinasse right to your inbox
Email:
Country:
Zip Code:
Privacy. We never share your email
 
TOP

Interest-Based Advertising | Do not sell or share my personal information

Newsmax, Moneynews, Newsmax Health, and Independent. American. are registered trademarks of Newsmax Media, Inc. Newsmax TV, and Newsmax World are trademarks of Newsmax Media, Inc.

NEWSMAX.COM
America's News Page
© Newsmax Media, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Download the NewsmaxTV App
Get the NewsmaxTV App for iOS Get the NewsmaxTV App for Android Scan QR code to get the NewsmaxTV App
NEWSMAX.COM
America's News Page
© Newsmax Media, Inc.
All Rights Reserved