From Pacific Legal Foundation <[email protected]>
Subject Morning Docket - Mr. President, allow more suburban houses to be built, not less
Date August 28, 2020 3:21 PM
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National coalition joins PLF against government-sanctioned home theft

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When Oakland County, Michigan, seized and sold Uri Rafaeli’s home over an accidental $8.41 tax underpayment, he fought back. Now, his case heads to the Michigan Supreme Court, where he’ll have the growing support of a national coalition of liberty-minded allies and property owners who recognize that the government shouldn’t steal a home’s entire equity to collect far smaller tax debts.

We’re grateful for the supporting briefs filed by our friends at the Institute for Justice, the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, the AAPR Foundation, and several other victims of Michigan’s predatory property hustle. They join The Buckeye Institute in Ohio, who temporarily threw aside rivalry to proclaim, “Even citizens of that state up north deserve to have their property rights protected.”

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Socialism is neither a fair nor 'progressive' political philosophy

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While it remains unpopular among most Americans, there is no doubt that socialism seems to be enjoying a resurgence among many members of the millennial generation.

How can we explain this, especially given the crisis in Venezuela? Tim Snowball tells us in his op-ed for The Hill.

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PLF’s new report attracts the attention of a powerful senator

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PLF’s groundbreaking research on unlawful deep state rulemaking at the Food and Drug Administration continues to generate national buzz, both in the media and on Capitol Hill.

Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) has long led the congressional charge against unconstitutional agency practices. Clint Brown writes that our research was well received by Sen Johnson, who issued a statement crediting PLF for prompting his own investigation of the regulatory state’s “questionable” rulemaking—an investigation he vows will continue

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