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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Feb 15, 2016

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Advice to Obama: Make a Boring Suprem= Court Pick

When news broke that Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia had died Saturday, Senate Republicans were qui=k to declare they'd block=any Obama appointee. Noah Feldman urges the president not to back down, but not to try too hard, either: Sele=ting an unconfirmable liberal would be as bad as making no nomination at a=l.

Scalia's Grave-D=ncers Deserve a Harsh Verdict

Meanwhile, Stephen L. Carter despairs=/a> at the vitriol he encountered on Twitter over the weekend. It=s one thing to criticize a justice, he says, but ad hominem attacks dimini=h the court itself.

The Scalia I Kne=

On a personal note, Cass Sunstein remembers t=e justice as a generous, kind and graceful colleague, committed above all =o the rule of law.

Two Republican C=ntests: One Real, One Surreal

The storm over the Supreme Court wasn't the only major political news=of the weekend. Saturday's GOP debate was the most heated yet, wi=h an emotional Donald Trump hurling insults at Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz and even=the audience. As Jonathan Bernstein sees it, the r=ality TV part of the race threatens to swallow the normal nomination fight=

Questions to Win=ow the Presidential Race

Iowa and New Hampshire have come and gone, and yet neither party is c=ose to having a presidential nominee. Albert R. Hunt says<=strong> the candidates could bring clarity to a chaotic field by respondin= to a few pointed inquiries.

Ritholtz's Reads

A hierarchy o= advisor value (Above the Market)

The plot to s=eal the color white from DuPont (Bloomberg)

Bernie Sanders doesn't know diddly-squat ab=ut Wall Street (Vanity Fair)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)

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