The Lost Liberty Hotel

In light of the Supreme Court recently ruling that public property can be seized under emminant domain, a California businessman has petitioned city officials in Weare, NH to build a hotel dubbed "The Lost Liberty Hotel" over the house of Justice David Souter. The Lost Liberty Hotel, which will feature copies of Atlas Shrugged instead of Gideon Bibles, perfectly illustrates the irony of this law pushed by liberal justices. While the left exploits class envy and constantly chastises the rich, Supreme Court liberals have paved the way for the circumvention of property rights by the wealthy. Now anyone with enough money can attempt to have private property seized for economic development. If The Lost Liberty Hotel is eventually built, I'll give it another year before George Soros teams up with Diane Feinstein to build on Ronald Reagan's grave.