While I’m all for the move to have Justice Souter’s house condemned–not in retaliation for his role in the Kelo decision, but because he no doubt supports eminent domain law, and because of his unlibertarian decisions in the past–not all the fallout from Kelo is good. House Votes To Undercut High Court On Property (thanks to Kent Snyder for link) wants to tie federal funds to a state’s eminent domain policy. Is this something libertarians should cheer? Let’s see: the feds steal money from citizens of a state, and say they will return some of it to the state government … Continue reading Kelo fallout