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Originally Posted by 10023
At some level does it even matter?
The administration makes this policy and it is in effect for a period of time while Republicans sue. During that time people are compelled to be vaccinated if they want to keep their jobs. If after legal proceedings and appeals (months? years?) the regulation is determined to be unlawful, all of those people will still be vaccinated.
There is some political downside to a high profile legal defeat, but on balance given the timely nature of the objective here, this seems to be a pretty obvious strategy.
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Not if some judge issues a temporary restraining order which is probably the first thing the opponents will request and they are likely to get it because they will find a "friendly" judge to ask.