Since I couldn't get free to ride the freedom bus or stand in the gallery with my fellow bloggers as the Delaware Senate cravenly failed to override Grandma Ruth Ann's eleventh-hour veto of eminent domain reform. . . . . . . . at least I can brag on the rest of the Delaware Blogger Mafia for the rest of you who stop by from other locales. Possibly it's because we are such a small state that literally everybody knows each other that the Delaware Blogosphere has developed into a truly unusual breaking-the-boundaries-of-political-orthodoxy community. We run the gamut from progressive Social Democrats to traditionalist social Conservatives, classic liberals to pragmatic libertarians, skeptics to conspiracy theorists ... and with (usually) good nature and (mostly) remarkable wit, we fight like cats and dogs over political theory, the presidential election, and public policy. . . . But there is at least one issue upon which virtually all Delaware political bloggers agree: polit...