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Freestar Media, here which appears to be a political action organization, has released a news item about a developer who is seeking to have the home of David Souter, one of the five Justices on the Supreme Court who ruled against homeowners in the recent Kelo Supreme Court case, seized by the local government so that the land can be used to build a Hotel. It's to prove a point of course, with the Hotel to be called "The Lost Liberty Hotel" and which will feature an exibit about the lost liberties of Americans. All that is needed here is for three of the five people on it's board of Selectmen vote for it. Just like with you and I. It won't happen, but wouldn't it be great if it did?
Posted by gilbert davis
at 12:59 AM EDT
