Lawyer and conservative talk show host Mark Levin has written an admirable and long overdue book with "Men In Black: How the Supreme Court Is Destroying America." We've had books about overreaching presidents and an out of control Congress, so why not level our sights at the Supreme Court of the United States? Anyone with half a brain knows a number of justices sitting on that body possess a most unusual view on how the Constitution ought to work. And increasingly, ideology seems to have little to do with the madness that passes for legal reasoning in those hallowed chambers. We need to look no further than the recent Kelo decision, in which the high court declared constitutional the right of government to seize private property in order to pass it on to non-public developers. Both liberals and conservatives exploded with real anger over this ruling. Eminent domain always allowed the government to take property, with just compensation of course, for important public uses. But now we've got a court that says if a company or other economic concern can pay more taxes on a piece of land, thus providing more income for the government, then poorer citizens need to clear off. Another nail in America's coffin!