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To: Carley
If you don’t like eminent domain talk to your own state’s elected officials.

No, I don't like eminent domain one iota. I almost lost my house and land (in Tennessee) to a private, for profit company (from Pennsylvania) when my local county "officials" decided it would be a good idea to grant the right of eminent domain to this company so that they could seize land for an unneeded and nonviable pump storage power generation project. Our then Congresscritter, Zach Wamp (R), was absolutely no help at all. In legal circles it's called "president". If you don't see the seriousness of this issue you likely will very soon. If they can line up, grant themselves special powers that don't exist in the law and very nearly take my house and land, along with my neighbors houses and land, they can do the same to you, too! This was well before Kelo, BTW......

25 posted on 10/25/2010 6:50:29 AM PDT by Thermalseeker (Stop the insanity - Flush Congress!)
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To: Thermalseeker

What is the solution then. I have seen it’s ugly side and know very well the tyranny of our elected officials.

If we don’t change the law there is nothing else to do.


39 posted on 10/25/2010 7:12:33 AM PDT by Carley (VOTE AS IF YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT, BECAUSE IT DOES)
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To: Thermalseeker
In legal circles it's called "president".

Hmm... That's an curious usage of that word. Could they have actually been saying, "precedent"?

49 posted on 10/25/2010 7:44:42 AM PDT by TXnMA (Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad! REPEAT San Jacinto!!)
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