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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 13, 2016

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The Political Center Is Shifting Left=(Fortunately)

In Europe and the U.S. alike, establish=ent parties are losing ground to more radical alternatives. Leonid Bershidsky=says socialism is undergoing a revolution, and the Western de=ocracies may emerge stronger as a result.

To Stump Trump, =ruz and Kasich Should Be in Cahoots

They may not share much in terms of policy or temperament, but Republ=cans Ted Cruz and John Kasich have a common goal: to stop Donald Trump fro= winning their party's nomination for president. Albert R. Hunt sa=s a divide-and-conquer strategy could work, if only the two w=uld stop fighting each other.

Hillary Clinton =s Caught in a Fracking Trap

The Democratic front-runner opposes a nationwide ban on hydraulic fra=turing — a position that could cost her dearly in the upcoming New=York primary. Paula Dwyer says Clinton i= right to hold strong, because as passionate as they are, fractivists can'= abolish the laws of economics.

Britain Should H=ed Mr. Dull Over Mr. Fun on Europe

Two voices have come to =ominate the debate over whether the United Kingdom should leave the Europe=n Union in June: The low-key former Prime Minister John Major, and the fla=boyant mayor of London, Boris Johnson. Marc Champion urges his countrymen to go for substance over style.

What's the Worst=Campaign to Run? Unopposed.

Senators in Oklahoma, Ha=aii, Alaska and Vermont will coast to re-election in 2016, simply because =o one is challenging them. The Bloomberg View editorial board says that when=parties don't field qualified opponents, they deny voters even the possibi=ity of genuine debate.

Travails of the active fun= manager may only just be beginning (FT)=/span>

Long-term government bonds shine as Fed goe= slow (WSJ)<=li>

Bots, explain=d ((Read Barry Ritholtz's f=ll daily news roundup.)=/span>

Bloomberg Gadfly=/h2>

Looking for c=edit bubbles in all the wrong places

The world's=biggest inversion is boring investors

Oil's gains m=y be sowing the seeds of the next retreat

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