Well, this was inevitable. Now comes the coronavirus legal blowback. In Massachusetts,

property owners are fed up. They're suing the state and the Massachusetts executive office

of housing and economic development. The issue is the eviction moratorium that was put in place

during the lockdown to permit tenants to stay in their rental properties, even if they haven't paid rent.

Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker just extended the eviction moratorium until the middle of

October. A lawyer for the landlords explains that one of his clients, a nurse, is owed $20,000

in back rent. The nurse is now experiencing serious financial difficulties because the government did

not give her a moratorium on paying her financial obligations. The lawsuit was filed in federal court.

It accuses the state of violating landlord's right to just compensation for what amounts to the

unlawful taking of their property, violating their right to the legal process and unconstitutionally

impairing their lease agreements. Now, you can bet there could be a slew of lawsuits like this across

the nation, not just some landlords, but from thousands of business owners going bust because

power hungry governors of liberal states want to keep everything shut down to damage President Trump.

These blue state autocrats believe they are invincible and unaccountable. And we're about to find

out whether or not they are right as usual trial lawyers right in the middle of the mess.