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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 20, 2015

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Justin Fox: "Part-time work i= much less common in the U.S. than in most developed countries. There are = lot of possible reasons for this, some cultural, some policy-related. ...=What about the historical trajectory in the U.S.? Is part-time work more o= less common than it used to be?" Read more...

NATIONAL

Jonathan Bernstein: "The mass=cre in Charleston, South Carolina, has revived discussion about the Confed=rate battle flag and its meaning. Liberals find it easy to condemn it, but=Philip Klein is correct: Conservatives should be even more hostile to the =onfederacy and the Jim Crow South and its symbols." Read more...

Stephen L. Carter: "In the wa=e of news reports that Dylann Roof, the suspect in this week’s hor=ific massacre at Charleston's Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, =ad become attracted to the ideology of white supremacy, I decided to make = visit, albeit a virtual one, to that world. I came away shaken by the exp=rience." Read more...=/a>

Virginia Postrel: "Both racia= history and religious devotion define the culture of South Carolina, and =e saw them clash in Governor Nikki Haley’s initial statement about=the shootings in Charleston and the angry reaction it drew from many black=commentators." Read m=re...

Francis Barry: "The racial na=ure of the attack demands a united response from people of every creed, bu= its location -- and the church's long connection to the civil rights move=ent -- demands an especially strong response from white Christians."Read more...

RUSSIA

Leonid Bershidsky: Russian Pr=sident Vladimir Putin's annual speech at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum=this week was highly anticipated, yet anyone who had high expectations was=surely disappointed. "Crisis? What crisis? Given Russia's economic perform=nce, much of Putin's speech was first-class, straight-faced stand-up comed=." Read more...<=span>

LAW

Noah Feldman: "The Supreme Co=rt reversed one death penalty sentence Thursday while upholding another. .=. The result is a continuation of the court’s positively contradic=ory death jurisprudence -- which reflects, come to think of it, our collec=ive national inconsistency on the topic." Read more...

Feldman: "One of the hardest =istinctions for students of the First Amendment is the one between content=based speech regulation and viewpoint-based regulation. It’s not t=e students’ fault: The U.S. Supreme Court’s own doctrine h=s been maddeningly vague about when and why government regulation of speec= triggers the 'strict scrutiny' of the court that is usually fatal to such=regulation." Read mor=...

HEALTH-CARE REFORM

Bernstein: "The Congressional=Budget Office has released a report on the effects of repealing Obamacare.=Bottom line: Full repeal would blow up the long-term federal budget defici= -- and leave a lot of people without insurance. In the short term, CBO sa=s, repeal would narrow the deficit a bit. But when the effects kick in lat=r, they’re huge, though there's some debate about how huge."Read more...

LATIN AMERICA

Mac Margolis: "When a group o= senior Brazilian lawmakers deplaned Thursday in Caracas to a wall of host=le, stick-throwing protesters chanting odes to the late Hugo Chavez, they =id what any sensible foreign officials might do: Cancel the trip and deman= a sharp diplomatic rebuke. ... Good luck with that." Read more...

FOOD

Megan McArdle: "These days, i='s not uncommon to give a dinner party where you find that one person's a =egan, a second eats gluten-free, the third is allergic to tree nuts, and a=fourth will not eat shellfish or berries. After you add up all the religio=s and moral prohibitions, the allergies, the sensitivities, and the prefer=nces, what remains to serve your guests is ... a nice big helping of air. =EPA-filtered, low-humidity air." Read more...

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