Executive Order: Protecting the Property Rights of the American People
George Bush at Whitehouse.gov - good news, I think. Bush tells his underlings that they mayn't, with a bunch of provisos, take advantage of Kelo v. New London. John Lopez said about this: [notreason]
So now the government is only allowed to steal your property when they think they should, and if they do steal it then they have to pay you whatever they think they ought to. In fact they've gone so far as to write themselves a note saying that they have to do those things. And that note will remain in effect until someone writes another note.
Don't you feel better, now?
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