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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 29, 2015

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Marc Champion: "This is a vot= that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras should have called at least a month ag= -- if it were an honest effort to let the Greek people make a democratic =hoice on where their future lies, which it is not." Read more...

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "The ann=uncement by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras that Greece would hold a July 5 =eferendum on its financial rescue has analysts rushing to predict the outc=me of an inherently uncertain ballot. The events of the eight days leading=to the vote will be equally interesting, and every bit as consequential fo= Greece and Europe." R=ad more...

The Editors: "Offered this di=mal choice, Greek voters should accept the terms, and perhaps they will --=but it is a capitulation that won't repair the Greek economy, and this sur=ender will sting for years." Read more...

Leonid Bershidsky: "Tsipras i= attempting to abdicate responsibility for what could have been the toughe=t decision of his career. One can only hope the Greek people will be more =esponsible on July 5, if the referendum goes ahead." Read more...

China

The Editors: "If you think the U.S. Federal Reserve has a problem communicating i=s intentions, spare a thought for the People's Bank of China. In the space=of a few days, China's central bank has changed policy twice, and the mess=ge was largely unintelligible both times." Read more...

William Pesek: "When historia=s write the definitive accounts of the great Chinese stock bubble of 2015,=this weekend's rate move may deserve its own chapter. By cutting borrowing=costs to a record low, Governor Zhou Xiaochuan told a hundred million main=and day traders to keep on buying." Read more...

Clive Crook: "In the West, th= drawbacks of actually existing democracy are recognized, almost celebrate= -- yet the idea that anything else might be better is dismissed as unthin=able. For Bell, that's the puzzle." Read more...

Asia

William Pesek: "Japan's shame=culture, at least in the business world, has always been more about distra=tion than accountability, and this past month's examples are no exception.= Read more...

Congress

The Editors: "Even now, at th= remove of mere days, the historic nature of last week's events in Washing=on is clear. Yet to be decided is what role they will play in shaping the =egacy of one of the most powerful men in Washington. That man, of course, =s Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell." Read more...

Civil Rights

Francis Barry: "If Obama beli=ves, as he said at the LGBT reception, that same-sex marriage is a civil r=ght, he ought to be willing to say it to a black church." Read more...

Gay Rights

Noah Feldman: "Sure, marriage=is a crucial human social institution, and the court was certainly correct=to hold that everyone should have a fundamental right to choose his or her=partner regardless of sex. But in the course of declaring marriage to be a=fundamental right, Kennedy went well beyond stating that the right to choo=e a partner is the key. For him, the status of being married was at least =s important -- maybe more so." Read more...

Politics

Albert R. Hunt: "Even after t=e same-sex decision on Friday, candidates such as Wisconsin Governor Scott=Walker insisted this was a states' rights issue and called for a constitut=onal amendment to overturn the action." Read more...

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