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Daily Opinions Friday, October 30th, 2009 Latest Stories Bonuses For The People Melik Kaylan What do the bailout banks owe? More by Melik Kaylan The Great Depression And The Great Recession Bruce Bartlett More alike than everyone thinks. More by Bruce Bartlett Humiliating Japan Gordon G. Chang America's dangerously flawed Asia policy. More by Gordon G. Chang Feral Detroit Steven Malanga Nature is reclaiming the Motor City. More by Steven Malanga Medical Emergency Daniel Fisher We need more primary care doctors. Why is it so hard to get them through residency programs? More by Daniel Fisher Be Prepared for the Worst Ron Paul The large-scale government intervention in the economy is going to end badly. More by Ron Paul Lend Ho! Quentin Hardy Brewster Kahle is a thorn in Google's side. More by Quentin Hardy Will the Entrepreneur Boom Miss the U.S.? Rich Karlgaard Will entrepreneurship save us? More by Rich Karlgaard Looking for a True Conservative Paul Johnson Conservatism is alive and well. More by Paul Johnson Bair Market Steve Forbes The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is fast running out of money, thanks to more and more bank failures. More by Steve Forbes Shock Treatment Steve Forbes Electricity hasn't been a growth industry for decades. But that's changing. More by Steve Forbes Comedy Central Steve Forbes One of the most astonishing, laughable economic initiatives in recent months is the Federal Reserve's desire to establish pay guidelines for thousands of American banks and financial institutions. More by Steve Forbes The Real Peace Prize Winner Steve Forbes The fall of the Berlin Wall was a great advance in history. More by Steve Forbes For more stories, visit us at www.forbes.com/opinions Get Daily Opinions Downloaded to Your BlackBerry at http://reader.forbes.com Books & Culture Business Visionaries Columnists Contributors High Five Unsubscribing from a newsletter This e-mail is sent to you because you selected to receive Forbes.com Newsletters. To unsubscribe from this newsletter, please e-mail: newsletter-opinions_html-unsubscribe@newsltr1.forbesdigital.com. To manages all your Forbes.com Newsletter accounts or change your delivery address, click here. If you have questions or need help, please contact Forbes.com customer service at customerservice@forbes.net or send your request in the mail directly to: Forbes.com LLC.™ Attn: Customer Service 90 5th Avenue New York, NY 10011 © 2009 Forbes.com LLC.™ | Privacy Policy