[carlosdp]

> The source familiar with TikTok's internal discussions on the matter says the president's order appeared rushed and did not include carveouts or exceptions for TikTok to maintain any legal representation, which the company plans to argue is a violation of due process rights.

This is the important part for me and the reason the order could actually be overturned and need to be redone.

The administration keeps doing these half-assed orders that would go through fine if they just did the process correctly, but for one reason or another they seem incapable of it.

[r00fus]

Is it possible that the administration doesn’t actually want to ban Tik-Tok but simply remove them as a factor for the election?

[foogazi]

Is Tik-Tok considered an election factor?

[newen]

Rumor is it was the TikTok Teens who made Trump's recent rally such a disaster by mass registering for tickets and not attending.

[bosswipe]

Trump keeps firing anybody with competence, he seems to feel threatened by them.