A roundup of editorials on the left.

From Bloomberg: "Other than massive government redistribution of income and wealth, there's really no other obvious way to address the country's rising inequality."

2. The AT&T-Time Warner Merger Ruling Is Bad for the Country

From the Nation: "The desire to monopolize is crystal clear, but as long as you can spin a theoretical model showing a pretense of consumer benefits, then market power is no hurdle."

3. Supreme Court takes a giant step backward on voter rights

From CNN: "If we have to jump through so many hoops, and if minorities in particular suffer disproportionate harms -- as they do under Ohio's voter purge practice -- then can we really say that we all truly enjoy the fundamental right to vote?"

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Georgia Sens. Jon Ossoff (left) and Raphael Warnock — along with the other 45 members in the Democratic caucus —opposed the reconciliation bill that passed the Senate Tuesday. The legislation would extend tax cuts and slash federal spending on safety net programs. (Ben Hendren for the AJC 2024)

Credit: Ben Hendren for the AJC

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Georgia Sens. Jon Ossoff (left) and Raphael Warnock — along with the other 45 members in the Democratic caucus —opposed the reconciliation bill that passed the Senate Tuesday. The legislation would extend tax cuts and slash federal spending on safety net programs. (Ben Hendren for the AJC 2024)

Credit: Ben Hendren for the AJC