I always hate it when we feel we need an amendment to return the constitution (as unlawfully amended by the courts) to the original meaning as stated in a previous amendment. It might be humorous though to see in the amendment process an amendment which simply reads:
Amendment 28: The plain wording of Amendment 5 means exactly what it says, i.e. "public use" means "public use" rather than "private use that has some ancillary public benefit".
Best idea on the the thread:
Repeated for emphasis...
Amendment 28: The plain wording of Amendment 5 means exactly what it says, i.e. "public use" means "public use" rather than "private use that has some ancillary public benefit".