Rob Gebelhoff
@RobertGebelhoff
Deputy politics opinion editor and contributor at The Washington Post. I have lots of words. Sometimes I share them.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/robert-gebelhoff 13-11-2012 04:37:35
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“His Story Should Be Here”
Today’s front page of The Wall Street Journal.
One year stolen. We will not rest until Evan Gershkovich is free.
#IStandWithEvan
“Even if you don’t see the carnage of the overdose epidemic, it’s still there,” Rob Gebelhoff writes.
If Oregon’s law accomplished anything, it’s that it forced the state to reckon with the addiction epidemic in an extremely personal way. wapo.st/433BFyl
A “disaster.” A “radical experiment in lawlessness.” A “five-alarm fire of drug abuse, addiction and death,” Rob Gebelhoff writes.
“This is a taste of the hyperbolic reaction to Oregon’s three-year-old law that decriminalized drug possession.” wapo.st/3IoXAXu
No, Oregon’s drug decriminalization law was not a failure, Rob Gebelhoff writes. wapo.st/3wGGTnG
No, Oregon’s drug #decriminalization law was not a failure. The law was flawed and in need of reform but it reduced the number of people incarcerated for substance use, and that's a win, by Rob Gebelhoff wapo.st/49Wh1CE via Washington Post Opinions #HarmReduction
Hypertension is the deadliest but most neglected and widespread pandemic of our time, killing more than 10 million people a year, Dr. Tom Frieden of Resolve to Save Lives writes.
Yet less than one half of 1 percent of global health funds go to fighting hypertension.. wapo.st/3Uyuj3B
'The case against the death penalty centers on a simple fact: It is cruel and therefore should be barred by the Constitution,' Rob Gebelhoff writes. wapo.st/3SAkUGu