Sweet, sweet revenge on eminent domain ruling?

This one is too good to be true: some libertarian-leaning folks are attempting to seize and destroy Justice David Souter’s home to make way for a hotel/museum as an eminent domain ‘economic development’ project.  It couldn’t happen to a better target and one hopes the other 4 justices who voted for this enormity will be similarly afflicted.  Perhaps once judges fear the real-life consequences of their decisions they will think a little more about how those decisions affect regular people of humble means.

2 Responses to “Sweet, sweet revenge on eminent domain ruling?”

  1. EMME Says:

    Yay!!!

    I got into an argument with a friend because I’m such a fatalist about the state of this country. Being from Seattle, she has hope. Being from Tucson, I do not.

    Is there hope after all?

  2. Chris Says:

    Oddly enough a lot of the hope seems to lie with, as I’ve said, honest conservatives with a sense of decency. Progressive America would do well to make common cause with them when possible when attacked by the two corporate parties.

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