[WayneS]

“Our goal is to make damn sure that our legislature and governor follow our constitution,” Randy Thompson, one of the landowners who is suing the Nebraska attorney general, said in an interview at his home outside of Lincoln, Neb.

I'm 100% with you on that, brother.

I support construction of the pipeline, but the law must be followed.

[Robert A Cook PE]

SO, Randy Johnson - who is affiliated with which party (and coached by the “energy consultant” for Obola’s White House) - is doing this to stop the pipeline, right?

[Uncle Miltie]

Eminent Domain as a concept is fine.

I would implement it at 2x market rates and fully acquire the property.

Lease it back at low rates if the guy still wants it.

[Bettyprob]

TransCanada to use the power of eminent domain

The idea of a foreign company having the power of eminent domain over Americans' private property doesn't sit right with me, pipeline or no.

[Clay Moore]

They are building pipelines all over our area to hook up to the Barnett Shale wells. Granted they are not the diameter of the Keystone, but 6 months after they lay the pipe, you would not know it was there if it were not for signs on the fences.

I wish they would lay one across our place so maybe I could get a tap.