Getting the Bad End of a Bilateral Bargain: The Administrative State Ignores Trump's Executive Order Prohibiting "Jawboning" of Private Speech

Lawrence J. Spiwak

doi:10.2139/ssrn.6102526

January 1, 2026Open Access

Getting the Bad End of a Bilateral Bargain: The Administrative State Ignores Trump's Executive Order Prohibiting "Jawboning" of Private Speech

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The analysis uncovers a neglect of free speech protections due to executive actions.
A key focus is Trump’s executive order against jawboning, highlighting its implications.
This research examines the administrative state's response to private speech regulations.
The findings suggest a potential erosion of free speech rights as administrative priorities shift.

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Analysis reveals the administrative state disregards Trump’s executive order against jawboning of private speech, suggesting implications for free speech rights.

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