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jgmiller

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2. Texas' argument to the court was smart

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue Jul 7, 2026, 09:32 AM

18 hrs ago

The suit claimed this was a 1st ammendment issue but Texas countered saying it applied to all apps and it was a law regulating commerce. States do have the right to put limits on commercial enterprises, where this might have an issue is that since the app store croses statelines it might violate the commerce clause.

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Ahh, yes. That specific word that explains the specific issues that the law is addressing. OldBaldy1701E 19 hrs ago #1

Texas' argument to the court was smart jgmiller 18 hrs ago #2