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drray23

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1. That executive order is not worth the paper its written on

Reply to dalton99a (Original post)

Sat Dec 13, 2025, 12:23 PM

Dec 13

Executive orders do not have the force of law. In particular they can not make laws nor can they preempt or invalidate state laws. Of course Trump will try anyway but that will be challenged.

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Gavin Newsom pushes back on Trump AI executive order preempting state laws [View all] dalton99a Dec 13 OP

That executive order is not worth the paper its written on drray23 Dec 13 #1

fix any issues with liability laws cojoel Dec 13 #2

This article is garbage angrychair Dec 13 #3

I don't get your beef with the article. It lists blowback from all sectors and nowhere does it even imply that Trump's Martin68 Dec 13 #5

Good for Newsom! Martin68 Dec 13 #4