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Robert Gebelhoff

Robert Gebelhoff

Assistant Editor, Opinions at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Editorial Page
  • Health & Medicine
  • Science

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Recent Articles

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Opinion | I attended an anti-vaccine conference. The joke ended quickly.

I am firmly pro-vaccine. Ridiculing those who are not helps no one.
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Opinion | This bird made history — and kicked off a breakthrough

The technology is becoming increasingly powerful in conservation. And it's just getting started.
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‘Profoundly disturbing’: 3 writers discuss the new stats on immigra...

Is the Trump administration pulling off spectacles or actual reforms?
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Opinion | Why do we need an Education Department?

Our columnists debate Trump’s latest plan to reduce the federal footprint.
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Opinion | RFK Jr. aside, what should we do to make America healthier?

And can we disentangle his good ideas from his conspiracy theories?
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Opinion | This year’s state elections could mark big changes. Just ...

Where are the tightest races this year? In the 44 battles for statehouses.
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Opinion | Harris’s record on marijuana policy presents a big opport...

Harris is the real responsible candidate on pot. Not Trump.
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Opinion | Climate activists have lost sight of their mission

Thwarting progress on principle isn’t principled.
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Opinion | The stage is being set for an American nuclear power revo...

There’s no telling how much clean energy the United States might produce.
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Opinion | Biden’s attempt to reschedule marijuana smacks of delusion

Marijuana is not harmless, and the government needs to do something about it.
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Opinion | No, Oregon’s drug decriminalization law was not a failure

Oregon law didn’t make the state’s drug crisis worse. It made it more visible.