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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 28, 2015

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<= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2jhx2.=6m5/VRnkX0mOpBlZzeutB6a2e" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">GAY RIGHTS

Noah Feldman: "After the U.S.=Supreme Court hears arguments in the gay-marriage cases Tuesday, you can e=pect a moment of serious anxiety among those who hope that the court is ab=ut to declare a fundamental constitutional right to marry the partner of o=e’s choice. The reason is simple: Justice Anthony Kennedy isn't go=ng to declare from the bench how he’s going to rule." Read more...

TECH

Katie Benner: "I wanted to ch=ck out the Apple Watch in what I thought was its natural environment -- in=ide a huge store that drew shoppers and tourists to minimalist display tab=es. ... It’s a marvel to shrink a smartphone into a watch. But Peb=le and Samsung got there first. What draws a crowd to the Apple store is t=e Apple brand." Read =ore...

BANKING

Leonid Bershidsky: "With two =f the world's largest banks -- HSBC and Deutsche Bank -- facing huge fines=for transgressions in dealing with investors and wealthy clients, markets'=attention is focused on what they plan to do with their retail units. This=is strange, because getting rid of these operations would hardly be the mo=t logical or inspired solution to their problems." Read more...

AFRICA

The Editors: "Too many South =fricans can’t find work, which has long been the case. Lately, how=ver, too many South Africans are blaming their plight on immigrants instea= of on their own government." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Jeanne Cummings: "Not all con=ervatives are thrilled to watch the growing influence of conservative bill=onaires in the 2016 Republican presidential primary. ... Big spenders can =eep a preferred candidate in the race as long as they want, regardless of =ther political factors." Read more...

Jonathan Bernstein: "When you=read polls saying what voters think, take it as a shorthand for what the m=dia has said so far about a candidate. And while some political actors may=take it far too seriously and may even make decisions based on that inform=tion, it otherwise isn't predictive of anything." Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Eli Lake: House Speaker John =oehner "privately acknowledged this weekend that his party doesn't have en=ugh votes to overcome a veto of any resolution disapproving the nuclear-we=pons deal President Barack Obama hopes to reach with Iran." Read more...

ENVIRONMENT

Justin Fox: "William Shatner =ade an interesting suggestion last week for saving California from drying =p and withering away. It isn’t an original suggestion. It also isn=E2��t plausible. But it’s fun to think about." Read more...

ASIAN ECONOMY

William Pesek: "Japan has bee= conducting the most audacious monetary experiment in modern economic hist=ry, but there are plenty of signs the experiment has not been audacious en=ugh. When Haruhiko Kuroda, governor of the Bank of Japan, convenes the ban='s policy meeting this week, he will have to convince his colleagues that =t's time for another round of shock-and-awe." Read more...

LAW

Megan McArdle: "Columbia stud=nt Emma Sulkowicz has been carrying a mattress around campus -- the mattre=s on which she says she was raped -- since the beginning of the school yea=. Her performance art piece, and her portrait of a campus judicial system =hat ignored her victimization, have made her the focus of a lot of media a=tention. She has received awards, and attended the State of the Union as t=e guest of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Now she's the focus of a lawsuit."<=span> Read more...

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