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From my friends in LANS Lab Legal they say McMillan's plan is to delay paying this fine as long as he can, through whatever means necessary, including taking NM State to court over it. He believes that he has abundant legal resources and NNSAs support to "wear down" the NM State in the courts. McMillan feeling is that if he waits it out long enough, the NM state will "forgive or forget" the fine. McMillan believes the NM State will forgive or forget the fine, once McMillan holds the threat of RIFing employees over NM State heads. This is about political strategy folks, not money.

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Anonymous said…
Who will be the first to fold in this game of poker?

The stakes keep getting higher and higher.
2/10/2015 10:02 PM
Anonymous said…
When does politics not involve money?
2/11/2015 11:09 AM
Anonymous said…
"McMillan's strategy"

What an oxymoron.
2/11/2015 2:52 PM
Anonymous said…
When does politics not involve money?

February 11, 2015 at 11:09 AM

It does, but it's about whose "pocket" it will land up in. It will ultimately end up in the lawyers pockets. Any remaining "change" (as McMillan likes to refers as a few million dollars) will end up in McMillan's Swiss bank account.
2/12/2015 4:09 AM
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