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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tell me, how does this not have unintended consequences.

For example, let's say there is a contentious drug approval for company X.  Company Y is a competitor.  Why wouldn't Y just go find a court where they can sue to remove the approval for X's drug because they can argue that X didn't meet the requirements and some judge will overturn the approval and block X from selling?  It will turn into a massive S show for innovation, and companies could use the courts to block their competitors from selling things on the market by trying to manipulate the law through some highly unqualified judge who knows nothing about technical issues. [/quote]

Yup.

It's also going to cause chaos in patent laws, securities laws, consumer safety, healthcare, etc. It will likely destroy American commerce for good because companies and individuals will need to contend with 50 states of conflicting regulation. If anything, the downfall of Chevron will only make California and New York more powerful.

And Texas will become an open-air laboratory for companies to test out their products in real time on a clueless population with no oversight. If a bunch of people die in Texas from some quack pill approved by a rogue judge, oh well. [/quote]

And wait til taxpayers start figuring out how they are being left holding the bag on corporate pollution and excesses - perfect example right here - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jun/28/colorado-oil-gas-well-cleanup[/quote]

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