"Ignoramus26555" wrote in message
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Remember that the power of federal government is limited.

It is not allowed, for example, to pass laws restricting the freedom
of speech, and it is not granted any powers beyond the powers
specifically enumerated. It also is not allowed to infringe on the
right to keep and bear arms.

In this instance, the federal government has no power to intervene in
such state matters as the use of the eminent domain (takings) power.

What this means is that if we do not like these laws that permit
taking private property to benefit private businesses, we should take
the matter with the state governments, not the federal government.

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The US Supreme Court ruled on a States case