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The Bitter Taste of Vindication

Jesse Walker | 10.6.2005 7:45 PM

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Kevin Drum notes an especially ridiculous case of eminent domain abuse, and concludes: "Libertarians should feel free to feel vindicated."

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Jesse Walker is books editor at Reason and the author of Rebels on the Air and The United States of Paranoia.

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