TikTok Schadenfreude
I’ll admit, I have not followed all of the legal developments in Trump 2.0 carefully. During the first administration, I closely tracked nearly every policy and district court ruling. It was exhausting. This time around, I’ve triaged. If I’ve written about something, it means I am following the issue. If I haven’t written about it, that means I am not following the issue. Please do not take my silence on an issue as a reflection on whether I agree or disagree with any particular position.
One such issue that I’ve let go is TikTok. I wrote about the Supreme Court’s (quickly forgotten) decision, President Biden’s outgoing order, and President Trump’s incoming order. But since then, I haven’t tracked the issue.
Recently, Charlie Savage published an article in the Times titled “Trump Claims Sweeping Power to Nullify Laws, Letters on TikTok Ban Show.”
Attorney General Pam Bond
Article from Reason.com
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