Tea Party Reviews Bonner Land Rules

Unelected bureaucrats, creating rules and regulations, running an extreme agenda in a government agency on the taxpayer’s dime. We’re talking the Tea Party’s view of EPA, right?  Nope. We’re talking about the Tea Party itself in Bonner County. Bonner County’s “Property Rights Council” is meeting tonight (a lengthy pdf agenda here) in Sandpoint. It is a new creature of Bonner County government with big plans “to review county government activities and inter-governmental activities to determine whether they may cause adverse impacts to private property rights.” Pam Stout, a Tea Party favorite – she was on David Letterman’s show last year – was recently hired by the County to run the new council. The Council’s preliminary plans, posted on the Bonner County website, are elaborate and expansive, and borderline incoherent /Terry Harris, KEA Blog. More here.

Question: Does the Property Rights Council make you want to move to Bonner County?