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Lina Khan's Bar License
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Superb Owl: Is there a source for the claim, recently added, that Lina Khan's active bar license was not in good standing with the New York Bar Association since 2020?
I removed it since it was added without a source or context and it was not clear why it belongs in the lead. Something like this should be worked out in the body first
Superb Owl (
talk)
20:29, 1 August 2024 (UTC)reply
I am leaving
this link here. It is the classic criticism of her work, but unfortunately in blog post form, so apparently not appropriate as a reference here, but if it was ever referenced in a third party source it would be good to include.
Here is the text I wrote to accompany it:
In a 2019 article Kristian Stout and Alec Stapp argued that Khan made a number of mistakes; contrary to her suggestion that Amazon relied on raising financing from investors to support predatory pricing, the firm had actually been cashflow-positive since 2002, and not issued any equity or debt.[5]
Citation links are not broken
Hey Sandstein, I don't understand your comments about broken links. Both these links work just fine for me:
New America CEO Slaughter disputed the reason for booting the [[Open Markets Institute]] (OMI) ( Sheelah Kohatkar, "The Enforcer,"The New Yorker, September 6, 2021, pp. 48-57, p. 54). Khan and others re-established OMI outside of New America (ibid.).
Kdammers (
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18:07, 27 February 2023 (UTC)reply