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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 15, 2015

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Jonathan Bernstein: Jeb Bush =as been a presidential candidate for a long time. "He made clear he was ru=ning seven months ago. Nine months before that, he was already doing the t=ings a candidate at that stage needs to do. ... The endless campaign is in=ufferable to people outside the parties. Too bad. Presidential nominations=are a supremely important business." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2px3t.=122/VX7-4EmO2bm7Zz7MB8667" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: Read more...

U.S. Economy

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "The deb=cle in Congress last week over President Barack Obama's trade agenda was f=rther evidence that domestic political wrangling is harming U.S. leadershi= in the global economy." Read more...

Mark Whitehouse: "Not long ag=, the U.S. was beginning to look ominously like the dystopia described by =arl Marx. Companies appeared to be freeing themselves of the need for work=rs, relegating the latter to chronic joblessness and penury. Lately, thoug=, U.S. employers seem to be hiring more workers than they know what to do =ith. Troubling as that may be for productivity, it suggests that Marx will=have to wait a while longer for his vindication." Read more...

Investing

Mark Gilbert: "The Federal Re=erve is fully aware of the risk that a rate increase will send the bond ma=ket into meltdown no matter how loudly it telegraphs its intentions. But t=ere's nothing in the archives that suggests investors will run screaming f=r the sidelines just because the Fed starts tweaking borrowing costs." Read more...

Declassified

Josh Rogin: "During a meeting=in Paris last month, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry promised the forei=n minister of Bahrain that the U.S. would work to lift its four-year ban o= delivering weapons to the Gulf kingdom, imposed because of Bahrainâ€=99s brutal crackdown on protesters, activists and political opponents that=began during the Arab Spring of 2011 and continues to this day." Read more...

Eli Lake: "Israel discreetly =elped President Obama avoid bombing Syria in 2013 after Damascus had viola=ed his 'red line' against using chemical weapons, according to a new memoi= by Israel's former ambassador to Washington, Michael Oren, to be publishe= this month." Read mo=e...

Health-Care Reform

Peter R. Orszag: "Health-care=costs are starting to accelerate again in the U.S., a sign that more effor= is needed to constrain cost growth. Yet the House of Representatives is s=t to vote this week to do the opposite -- by repealing the Independent Pay=ent Advisory Board. ... It's crucial that the Senate not follow suit." Read more...

Europe

Marc Champion: Greek Prime Mi=ister Alexis Tsipras's proposition that he's championing the hope of downt=odden masses across Europe is nonsense. "Germans may be wrong and unfair t= prefer losing the loans they made Greece to taking a haircut, but they ha=e a democratic right to believe they're correct. In any case, the currency=zone's poorer countries are equally adamant in resisting Greek demands." Read more...=/p>

News Roundup

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

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All the clean-energy successes that came out of the progra= mostly known for Solyndra:

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