[ProudVet77]

I might have missed this in the article, but the NYTs new home in NYC was taken by eminent domain. There was really no reason for it, there were businesses in the first floor and apartments above.
No wonder they like this method, they are one of the takers.

[carumba]

Then again, since the owners of the Times have implicitly identified the paper's new digs as a "public use," perhaps they wouldn't mind.

So once you get your property by exercising eminent domain you might have to comply with all the other social experiment stuff that is going on. Title IX for Times.

[garandgal]

"a setback to the 'property rights' movement."

Great! Now, according to the NYT, those of us who dare to espouse our Constitutional rights are starting insurgent "movements." The insanity continues.

Impeachment proceedings should have begun on the gang of five within an hour of this decision being announced.

[Waco]

And the staff at the Times own property where?

[B4Ranch]

In case folks want to encourage the Weare, N.H., selectmen who have the power to take Judge Souter's house by eminent domain so that it can be replaced by a higher-tax-paying hotel, here are the Selectmen's addresses.

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Board of Selectmen in general: office@weare.nh.gov

The Chair is Laura Buono: lbuono@weare.nh.gov

Vice-Chair is Leon Methot: lmethot@weare.nh.gov

Heleen Kurk: hkurk@weare.nh.gov

Joseph Fiala: jfiala@weare.nh.gov

Donna Osborne: dosborne@weare.nh.gov

[nutmeg]

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