I don't like eminent domain. And I'm certain that if the Founders were with us today they would agree that eminent domain, seizure of private property, should be a last resort, and, if used, the landowners' rights should most certainly be aggressively protected.
Higgins expresses his opposition to eminent domain and emphasizes protecting landowners' rights.
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