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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 22, 2015

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The Editors: "Kasich is refre=hingly direct, and his willingness to adopt unpopular positions is admirab=e. Can it sell in a Republican primary? It's good news for the party, and =he country, that Kasich is going to find out." Read more...Jonathan Bernstein: "John Kas=ch, who officially joined the Republican presidential field today, ranks w=y back in 12th place in the national polls, and is perhaps even further behind in Iowa. He has few impressive endor=ements n=tionally= in Iowa=/span> or in New Hampshi=e. Yet his slow s=art doesn't mean he can be written off." Read more...

Margaret Carlson: "If the Rep=blicans want to save themselves from the demolition derby of their preside=tial primary race, they would flock to the side of Ohio Governor John Kasi=h, who announced his candidacy today at his alma mater, Ohio State Univers=ty." Read more...<=span>

Middle East

Noah Feldman: "Can you have a=caliphate without a caliph? What will happen to Islamic State if Baghdadi =s killed? And, by extension, how much effort should the U.S. and its allie= put into trying to target and kill him?" Read more...

Asia

The Editors: "Japan's corpora=e-governance code, introduced only a month ago, raised hopes that the coun=ry's ossified corporate culture might finally crack open. The $1.2 billion=accounting scandal at Toshiba, which has brought down the company's chief =xecutive officer and his two predecessors, underscores how much further th= country has to go." R=ad more...

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Adrian =eterson and the Minnesota Vikings have officially reconciled, proving that=all will be forgiven -- even child abuse -- as long as you're the best run=ing back in the game."

Tech

Leonid Bershidsky: "The Russi=n billionaire Yuri Milner's pledge of $100 million to the search for signa=s from outer space seems like an ideal opportunity to grumble about billio=aires who fund idiosyncratic projects that may not do anyone (except the g=ant recipients) any good. Yet it could be argued that Milner and his Silic=n Valley peers are making good use of money derived from inflated tech com=any valuations." Read =ore...

Media

Megan McArdle: "I get that mo=ies have to take dramatic license. Reality is often kind of boring. Person=lly, I think the story of what happened at '60 Minutes' would make a great=movie, along the lines of 'Shattered Glass,' exploring how smart, experien=ed people could go so wildly astray from the basic canons of their profess=on. But I am not a screenwriter, and maybe that's not an easy story to tel=." Read more...<=span>

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