We should actually hope that they 'take it too far' and apply it broadly - because the first day it went into force the blowback would be mesmerizingly big. Th

We should actually hope that they 'take it too far' and apply it broadly - because the first day it went into force the blowback would be mesmerizingly big. There was some blowback from immigration and that affected relatively few. But this will hit millions of people every day with a huge WTF? It'll go to every CEO and media person in America very quickly as a 'very material issue', unlike some policies which companies support/resist for populist or political reasons. If they just do it to 'select people' ... then it would be something on blogs, sometimes in the press yada yada but maybe not so mainstream.