Engines of Liberty: The Power of Citizen Activists to Make Constitutional Law

Agree with the thesis of this book on the importance of civil institutions in the development of constitutional law. It covers a lot of ground and interestingly suggests over time the Bush Administration did greatly change its ways. Found the discussion a tad tiresome though perhaps since it covered old ground in a way didn't find too fresh and caught various errors (e.g., Clement didn't really defend the law in Heller) that annoyed me. Worthwhile overall.