The Constitution in Jeopardy
An Unprecedented Effort to Rewrite Our Fundamental Law and What We Can Do About It

I picked up a copy of this book when the authors did a talk at a nearby bookstore. Their talk didn't excite me too much; pretty partisan and the threat seemed far fetched. I felt obligated to read it though so I set my jaw, dove in and was pleasantly surprised. The first section of the book is a lot......more

I hope the warnings of this book do not come to pass but after reading it, one cannot help but have healthy fear. Many people like Joe Scarbarough, Bill Maher, and others have spoken about the administration of the 45th President as norm-shattering in that many things taken for granted, mores, norms......more

A compelling, if not mindblowing, look into the process of amending the US Constitution and the ongoing effort by some on the far right to kick off a new constitutional convention. The authors first recount some of the history behind amending the Constitution, largely dividing it into a few bursts o......more

Overall not the most THRILLING book, but a very well researched look into article V and a few historical touch points for its inception and its effects. One of the most thought-provoking sections was about our interest in federal courts as a fundamental failure of the constitution— that if we’re so......more

Very interesting book and I'm a fan of Russ Feingold. But it's pretty dense and fairly wonky from a judicial perspective. No regrets...learned a lot!......more