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Pejman at Red State does us all a service by keeping alive the discussion about the horrible Kelo case that amounted to such an abuse of the power of eminent domain, so that now, apparently, private land can be seized by the government for other private, not public, use. One addendum to the wisdom in Pejman's blog post: Eminent domain abuse is one of the primary reasons why, if Republicans want to fight on judges, they won't please merely the conservative "base" but also will win over lots of converts from voters in the middle.

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