Flight 93 And Property Rights
My latest Examiner article concerning the memorial for Flight 93 and the use of condemnation proceedings to force the land owners in the area to give up their land for a 2,200 acre park. ~McQ
View ArticleIs A Man’s Home Still His Castle?
Originally posted at the Washington Examiner on August 28, 2010. Some edits have been made to the original article. It’s an enduring doctrine in America that one’s home is off limits to prying eyes and...
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Observations: The QandO Podcast for 10 Jul 11
In this podcast, Bruce, Michael, and Dale discuss the L.A. Counties harrassment of desert dwellers, and the ongoing budget negotiations. The direct link to the podcast can be found here. As a reminder,...
View ArticleCuba allows people to exercise property rights again
You’re probably looking at the title and if you’re familiar with the story wondering why I announced it like that. The story, if you’re not familiar with it, was reported today by AP in a story...
View ArticleZuccotti Park cleared–enforcement of property rights? Or just the result of...
Mayor Michael Bloomberg finally made the decision to evict the OWS protesters from Zuccotti Park last night. His decision, he claims, had to do with public health and safety. Some time after 6 a.m.,...
View Article5th Circuit rules guns aren’t “property-like”
The war against private property proceeds apace with the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals deciding that while you have a right to keep and bear arms, that right doesn’t extent to you keeping or bearing...
View ArticleProperty and privacy rights? Or drone rights?
Interesting story: A Kentucky man shot down an $1,800 drone hovering over his sunbathing daughter and was then arrested and charged with first degree criminal mischief and first-degree wanton...
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