Kelo is the law of the land, too. Doesn't mean it's right or that we should not resist it.
I was called to federal jury duty right after US v. Watts was handed down in 1997, and the case had similarities to Watts, which, IMO, legalized double jeopardy. During voir dire, I told the judge that, if there was a vote to accquit on the more serious charge, I would be compelled to accquit on the less serious charge despite the evidence. The judge tried but could not fault my reasoning. Five years later, SCOTUS basically reversed Watts.
You have to stand up to this stuff wherever you can. I respect your opinion about the current realities of the court. But I cannot accept that reality.
I don't have any truck with that sort of deliberate ignorance, regardless of where it comes from on the political scale.
John / Billybob