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Push forward with it.
They just acknowledged they were in the wrong by issuing an apology so fast.
The damage to his professional reputation could be in the millions.
Beyond his professional reputation no one should have to resort to a lawsuit in order to exercise their constitutional right of free speech. And the effort and hassle and emotional cost of doing so far exceed any nominal administrative fee associated to the effort. Finally the court has an obligation imho to use this case to set an unequivocal example that state institutions are categorically barred from suppressing free speech and ARE legally liable if they ever do it. Period. This is not negotiable.
The process is the punishment! Until more of us pay it back in this way to the left ( as they do to us) they will not learn.
Just another illustration that the extreme left will be completely intolerant in their efforts to increase tolerance.