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I am concerned about the implications of this letter for the employees. Participating in the political process is very important and should be encouraged as a whole, but taking sides on a particular issue is a private matter for each individual to decide. Mr. Lanni's letter is inappropriate at best and heavy handed at worst.
What repercurssions or backlash would I receive as an MGM Mirage employee if I chose to express my political opinion different from that of Mr. Lanni's? The ultimate intent of this letter makes me wonder if Mr. Lanni expected to increase his employees' respect or fear for him.