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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 04, 2015

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Jonathan Bernstein: "Some con=ervatives outside Congress are demanding a government shutdown as a way to=force Democrats to agree to defund Planned Parenthood. There's a good chan=e that these activists, led by Erick Erickson, can get many Republican pre=idential candidates, both inside and outside of Congress, to join them." Read more...<=p>

Banking

Clive Crook: "Successful econ=mies need healthy banks. In 2008, the errors of the U.S. banking system cr=shed the global economy. Seven years later, the recovery in the U.S. and e=sewhere is still tepid -- and the failure to get the financial system work=ng as it should is one reason why. Financial rule-makers haven't been idle= but that might be part of the problem." Read more...

Climate Change

Cass R. Sunstein: "When it co=es to regulating greenhouse gases, some people think the more stringent th= rules, the better. Others favor the more pragmatic approach championed by=President Ronald Reagan: The benefits of any regulation must justify its c=sts. The Barack Obama administration's rules for existing power plants, an=ounced Monday, pass Reagan's test with flying colors -- and offer some nic= surprises along the way." Read more...

Middle East

Daniel Gordis: "Israelis�=80� worry about the looming nuclear deal with Iran has suddenly taken a =ack seat to another series of news items that some suggest are no less con=equential for the country’s survival. For the past several days, I=rael has been a society in the grips of soul-searching after two horrific =ate crimes, each of which involved the death of a child." Read more...

Guns

Francis Wilkinson: "It's grea= that comedian Amy Schumer is taking up the challenge of working for reaso=able gun laws. It's too bad that she's doing it with her cousin, Senator C=arles Schumer." Read m=re...

Asia

William Pesek: "Tokyo and Bei=ing are still celebrating the news that they'll host the 2020 Summer and 2=22 Winter Olympics, respectively. But it's time to congratulate the real w=nners: all the cities that have decided to steer clear of competing for th= honor." Read more...<=a>

Economics

Megan McArdle: "The Ex-Im Ban= is fundamentally indefensible. Mostly what it does is subsidize productio= for very large firms that are quite capable of getting finance in the tra=itional way, by going to people with money and asking for it." Read more...

2016 Elections

Wilkinson: "Right now, Republ=can proposals on the issue range from mass deportation (Trump) to a pathwa= to legalization (Bush). But even if the battle over Trump and immigration=receded, other divisive fights would arise. (The Republican elite probably=isn't any more eager to hear Mike Huckabee's rhetoric on abortion or Ted C=uz's attacks on fellow Republicans than it is to listen to Trump denigrate=Mexicans.)" Read more.=.

Entertainment

Justin Fox: "Streaming is the=future of entertainment. Everybody knows that, right? What we don’= know is how many people are actually watching or listening to what on whi=h streaming service, how much money they’re spending and who is ge=ting the money. This is a business that so far is characterized by extreme=opacity." Read more...=/a>

National Security

Leonid Bershidsky: "Two men f=om the Netzpolitik.org blog have given the world an opportunity to find ou= what could have happened to Julian Assange and Edward Snowden had they be=n German citizens. Perhaps surprisingly, they might have fared better, tha=ks to strong sentiment in whistleblowers' favor in German society."=Read more...

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