That's My Congresswoman

From up in the gay bay, V Postrel gives her an ass whooping.

I spoke with my father, who happens to be a lawyer, about the Kelo case and emminent domain. He didn't seem to think it was a big deal at all - cities have been doing it for years, thuggishly. His friend was forced to sell a business because the city wanted to build an auto row (lots of sales tax revenue). He didn't know whether it was right or wrong, but didn't think Kelo was a big decision, just emblematic of what is already common practice.