There isn't hardly a soul who believes government is functioning properly. At what point do we realize that this is no longer just the result of bad politicians but of a bad system? In an attempt to reach out to all fair-minded Americans, "Rule of Law" makes the case that it is time to revisit the Constitution. This will be difficult for many people to accept but "Rule of Law" will give pause to the skeptic. Romney builds the case using irresistible philosophical, legal, and economic arguments. As Mark Levin's "Liberty Amendments" is an impassioned rallying cry to the already-converted, Romney's "Rule of Law" is an empirically based invitation to all reasonable Americans to begin thinking out of the box when it comes to government. Well-researched and packed with thorough historical context as well as useful insights from the latest economic research, this persuasive book teaches not only why and how to amend the Constitution, but it clearly explains how our biggest problems in government can be solved by such an approach. For those that have an appreciation for bold thinking and innovative solutions that cut against the grain of the status quo, this book is for you. Whether you are a political novice or a seasoned policy wonk, "Rule of Law" has something to offer. The book is laced with profound insight yet its simple language makes it readable. As America steadily moves in the direction of decline, Romney's work is a timely call for a profound change in course. If you care about liberty and prosperity you will buy this book. "In this fresh and provocative book, ...Romney charts an innovative course to restore the rule of law that is vital to freedom---and in the process jump-starts a conversation about the goals and tactics necessary to do so." - Clint Bolick, vice president for litigation, Goldwater Institute "Dustin Romney's book provides a roadmap to the amendment process and is worthwhile reading for any citizen interested in the direction this country is taking." - Ilya Shapiro, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies, Cato Institute "...extremely refreshing... richly researched... So lucid is Romney's writing style - and so persuasive his assertions - that he changed my own opinion as to the wisdom of adding a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution." - Gregory Watson, National Coordinator of the movement to ratify the 27th Amendment to the United States Constitution Rule of Law supports its case through a combination of historical precedent and analysis and reasoned arguments that incorporate legal, social, economic and political concerns. From wealth disparities and regulatory inconsistencies to observations of reality, Rule of Law pulls no punches and offers many solid insights. ...if it's a status quo read that is desired, don't go here. It will take an open-minded reader to fully appreciate the contentions of Rule of Law. [It] is a recommendation for any concerned with political process and civil liberties. - Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Review In his book, Rule of Law , Dustin Romney addresses one of the solutions that won't just slow the [government] train; it has the capacity to derail it. Utilizing the Article V process to amend our Constitution through a state-initiated convention is a tool our founders safeguarded for us. Dustin makes the compelling case as to why we cannot wait any longer. More than that, he makes it clear that, if used strategically, better days are coming to America. - Shane Krauser, Director of the American Academy for Constitutional Education Dustin Romney earned his MBA from Arizona State University. He is the Coalitions Director for the state of Arizona with the Convention of States Project. He was a high school teacher for 6 years, teaching Spanish, Business, Leadership and Technology classes. Rule of Law is Romney's first book and is the culmination of nearly 6 years of research. He blogs at foundersliberty.com. He lives in Arizona with his Wife Kate and children Kase and McKinsey. He is active in his local church and enjoys camping, fishing, and defending liberty.