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• michaelchisari 10y ago
  putting out a travel ban which was challenged, and then revising it That's an interesting way to spin having your EO struck down as unconstitutional.
  • dragonwriter 10y ago
    The EO wasn't struck down as unconstitutional, it simply had a preliminary injunction issued against it, pending an actual trial on the merits. Retract and revise to reset that process to square one and avoid a final outcome on the merits is not a parricularly novel legal strategy; it's actually well-known, often abusive approach.
  • LyndsySimon 10y ago
    How is it fundamentally any different than Uber failing to provide insurance for their drivers until mid-2014? 1. Do something on the edge of legality 2. Get called on it 3. Change your actions going forward as little as possible to overcome legal resistance
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• tptacek 10y ago
  The crazy homeless guy on the corner is also an outsider who believes the system is broken, but nobody's giving him 5 at 20 post.
  • aerovistae 10y ago
    What does 5 at 20 post mean? Didn't see any results when I googled it.