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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Sep 23, 2015

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Francis Wilkinson: Jeb Bush "is an agent of th= polyglot America that infuriates many Republicans. ... The party's anti-e=tablishment, anti-government, anti-immigrant voters resent the privileged =ast from which Bush arose. And they resent the pluralistic future to which=his personal and political journey leads." Read more...

Jonathan Bernstein: "Part of the reason that th= most conservative viable candidates have faded in the last several presid=ntial cycles is that the winning GOP nominee -- Mitt Romney, John McCain, =eorge W. Bush -- adopted their platform. So in some ways, hardliners are g=tting their way. But no one believes that these more mainstream nominees h=ve the same conservative instincts as the hardliners do." Read more...

ENERGY

The Editors: "Last year, for =ll the talk from world leaders about cutting greenhouse-gas emissions, the=richest nations spent more on subsidies for coal, oil and natural gas than=they did a decade ago. ... When people and businesses need incentives to u=e less fossil fuels, it makes no sense for taxpayers to give them an advan=age in the marketplace." Read more...

Religion

Stephen L. Carter: "Imagine a=science reporter who called experimental evidence a proof. Or a political =ournalist who doesn’t get the difference between a primary and a c=ucus. A sportswriter who couldn’t tell Nascar from Formula One wou=d be laughed out of town. Unfortunately, many writers about Catholicism ma=e errors that are, in their context, every bit as bad." Read more...

TECH

Leonid Bershidsky: "Deezer, t=e Paris-based music streaming service, will be the first company in that b=dding industry to go public. Its initial public offering prospectus, for a=share sale toward the end of the year, provides fascinating insight into h=w the streaming business works -- or rather, how it could work." Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "A lot of intuit=ons about investment bank research are built on its historical role in a g=ft economy, and on the somewhat weird assumption that -- like sex or votes=or organs, but unlike most things produced within investment banks -- rese=rch can be given away freely, but never sold. But if banks get better at m=asuring the value of research, they'll be better able to put a price on it=" Read more...

MONEY AND POLITICS

Justin Fox: "While having and=spending lots of money on politics has an impact, it isn't always going to=be the impact the donor intends." Read more=E2��

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Althoug= the [NFL] and its detractors don't agree on the prevalence of CTE, the da=a increasingly suggest such injuries are linked to the very nature of foot=all. The league can reform its tackling technique and institute penalties =o cut down on helmet-to-helmet hits, but it can't change the game itself."=/span> Read more...

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