[PistolPaknMama]

But what about progress? What if a private developer wants to build a 300 story hotel complete with an indoor putt putt course? /barf-o-matic off

[vabeachrepub]

Good for them - its nice to see them get it right.

[TXBSAFH]

Good

[tfecw]

"...was one of more than 200 measures dealt with by the House in barely more than an hour Tuesday. "

I don't see how that can be good news.

[tfecw]

Interesting...Stolle is all for letting you keep your property. Apparently as long as he gets to tell you what you can and can't do on it... Virginia Senate passes indoor smoking ban

[ZGuy]

A little help here please. If the USSC already ruled that it is constitutional for a government to take property via eminent domain for private commercial development, what good would a state government passing a law banning the procedure do? Wouldn't it be like abortions, where if a local government made it illegal to do abortions, the court would just say "You can't do that"? (Possibly not the best illustration, but you get the point)