oppugn
oppugn (uh-pyoon) tr. v.
To oppose, contradict, or call into question.
I feel I must oppugn the Supreme Court's decision in the case of "Kelo vs. City of New London".
Kelo vs. City of New London is a case of a Connecticut family whose home was taken away in the name eminent domain for a shopping mall. Their home was purchased for less than market value to make way for a strip mall, and they had no choice in the matter.
Last week, Iowa Representative Bill Dix introduced legislation (house file 2120) to ensure Iowa families will not face similar challenges. Last I knew, there were 51 co-sponsors to the bill.
To oppose, contradict, or call into question.
I feel I must oppugn the Supreme Court's decision in the case of "Kelo vs. City of New London".
Kelo vs. City of New London is a case of a Connecticut family whose home was taken away in the name eminent domain for a shopping mall. Their home was purchased for less than market value to make way for a strip mall, and they had no choice in the matter.
Last week, Iowa Representative Bill Dix introduced legislation (house file 2120) to ensure Iowa families will not face similar challenges. Last I knew, there were 51 co-sponsors to the bill.
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