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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 14, 2015

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Eli Lake and Josh Rogin: "If =nd when a deal over Iran's nuclear program is announced, the White House w=ll turn its attention to selling it to Congress -- and it will be dependin= on one lawmaker to save President Barack Obama's foreign-policy legacy: H=use Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi." Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "Should we f=ar our new electronic overlords for their control of the market? Should we=pity them for their folly? I don't know. I will say, though, that a human =ould have missed the whole drama by going out for a well-timed cup of coff=e." Read more...<=span>

Greece

Leonid Bershidsky: "The deal =uropean leaders struck with outmatched Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras=on Monday morning will probably end in failure. ... The agreement has, how=ver, demonstrated that a common currency like the euro has a low tolerance=for democracy's wilder extremes." Read more...

The Editors: "Does Greece bel=ng in the euro area? This fundamental question has divided Europe's govern=ents for months, and still does. The deal just announced only pretends to =esolve their disagreement. That's why it won't work." Read more...

Clive Crook: "The crisis has =emonstrated the EU's impressive incapacity for government. The sheer dysfu=ction of recent months has been an education, to me at least. Pathological=indecision has been institutionalized." Read more...

2016 Elections

The Editors: "Now that he's o=ficially in the contest, Walker should assume he's already made his case o= style: Granted, he's tough. It's time to move on to substance." Read more...

Ramesh Ponnuru: "Hillary Clin=on wants you to know that she loves small businesses, and that she knows w=at's best for them. She's convinced that she could do a better job of runn=ng companies than their owners can." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2tpxk.=e3/VaQ3tEmOqgf8neNFBa43b" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line=height:1.6em">Read more...

Francis Wilkinson: "Clinton's=speech today, at Manhattan's New School, essentially confirmed her pitch t= be 'Obama-plus.'" Rea= more...

China

William Pesek: "China will pa= a price for not importing more of Hong Kong's sensibility. Xi's wildly-ov=r-the-top moves to manipulate the market higher vindicates MSCI's recent r=fusal to include what's now effectively a state-backed market in its index=s." Read more...<=span>

Investing

Barry Ritholtz: "When the Min=stry of Public Security sends armed militia to the China Securities Regula=ory Commission to investigate 'malicious short-selling,' it makes poor Ame=ican securities-market practices, such as the 'Greenspan put,' look downri=ht adorable in comparison." Read more...

Congress

Jonathan Bernstein: "The clos=r we get to November 2016, then, the more vulnerable Boehner gets -- at le=st as long as potential rivals are somewhat optimistic about winning the p=esidency." Read more..=

Economics

Peter R. Orszag: "Governments=across the world have an estimated $75 trillion worth of commercial assets=-- roughly 50 percent more than the $54 trillion in global public debt -- =nd these assets are typically quite poorly managed, Detter and Folster sho=. In some cases, governments have actively tried to hide their value, ofte= so that government officials can personally benefit from handing out favo=s." Read more...<=span>

Environment

Justin Fox: "The notion that =tate and federal officials are diverting huge quantities of water for fish=in the midst of a drought is fantasy. And California’s shift in re=ent decades from what historian Norris Hundley Jr. dubbed 'Hydraulic Socie=y' to a more complex balancing of environmental and economic consideration= seems in retrospect not only inevitable but healthy." Read more...

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