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Of course it can. Is there evidence of bad faith on the county's part? I'm open to updating my beliefs.

• jdross 7y ago
  It's not required. He's making a decision that business is best conducted elsewhere, as is his right. Personally, I don't want to live in a country where unelected officials can unilaterally make decisions that shut down the economy and kill my business and life's work. I'd certainly have a lot to say about it
  • paulgb 7y ago
    > Personally, I don't want to live in a country where unelected officials can unilaterally make decisions that shut down the economy and kill my business and life's work. Same, but I also wouldn't want to live in a county whose officials are afraid to make decisions that are in the best interest of the people's health out of fear of the wrath of a billionaire and his followers. If he wants to move the plant I have no problem with that, it's the way he's trying to use his position for outsized political pressure that I dislike.