This is Great!

All 5 should be targeted as well as a few other of the DNC leadership. New Hampshire businessman going after SC Justice David Souters property under eminent domain.

Update for those interested in the London coverage. All the major online journals of record have numerous fine articles and as always Hugh , LGF, Powerline and the Belmont Club all have a ton of info. Already some of the lefty conspiracy theorists are saying Bush and Blair planned it as a way to cover their mistakes and justify the war. Hogwash, even the far left Daily Kos has banned that type of lunacy from his blog. The basic Brit response" Pack up your bombs cram them up your asshole and get the fuck out of our country" and that from an editorial in a generally antiwar/Bush/Blair paper.

A Great Quote:

"Get the picture? New Hampshire businessman Logan Darrow Clements did. He wants to build a new hotel in the town of Weare and he's found just the right piece of land: the home of Supreme Court judge David Souter. In compliance with Justice Souter's view of the public interest, Clements' project will generate far more revenue for Weare than Souter's pad ever could. The Lost Liberty Hotel will include the Just Desserts Bar and a museum dedicated to the loss of freedom in America. I don't know about you, but the last time I was in Weare, N.H., I couldn't help thinking that what this town urgently needs is a good hotel. If it will help the Board of Selectmen in their decision, I personally pledge to take the most expensive suite in the new joint for the first month it's in service. I'll be sluicing plenty of big columnar bucks around town, racking up big N.H. Meals Tax payments at Weare's finest restaurants and, along with my fellow guests, doing far more for the local economy than one ascetic, largely absentee bachelor like Justice Souter could ever do. Indeed, under Souter's definition, it would be hard to think of a property doing less for the public interest than his own house. So let's get on with putting his principles into action, and with luck his beloved but economically moribund abode will be rubble by the end of the year. ... How's that banned-in-Kentucky Commandment go? 'Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house, nor his ass.' However, if thy neighbor is an a** and thou hast financing for a luxury hotel, covet away." --Mark Steyn

Update: A great piece from OPJ online from John Fund.