motivation of the President is to reduce coequal branches of government to vassalage, to place the President above the law, and to justify secret government without accountability. James Madison's admonitions about presidential wars have been vindicated." Campaign for Liberty commissioned and published American Empire: Before the Fall. This was their first foray into the realm of publishing. Ron Paul (via Campaign for Liberty), Ralph Nader, Glenn Greenwald, Judge Andrew Napolitano, US Representative Walter B. Jones, Jr., are prominent political figures who so far have publicly declared their concurrence with Fein's analysis. "Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy" Published by Palgrave MacMillan, September 16, 2008. Constitutional Peril was the first book authored by Fein intended for the general public. It was published while President Bush remained in office in 2008, and it made an impassioned argument in favor of impeachment for the President's unparalleled expansion of executive authority and multiple defilements of the rule of law. Fein's argument was presented on national television programs including Bill Moyers Journal.* "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court: 1978–1979 Term" Aei Pr, June 1980. "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court" AEI Press, June 1987. "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court: 1979–1980 Term" Fred B. Rothman & Co, April 1985 "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court: 1977–1978 Term" AEI Press, 1979. "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court: 1975–1976 Term" Rowman & Littlefield, June 1977. "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court: 1973–1974 Term" AEI Press, 1975. "Significant Decisions of the Supreme Court: 1972–1973 Term" Rowman & Littlefield, June 1974. References External links Statement of Bruce Fein Before The House Judiciary Committee Re: Impeachment 7/25/2007 Columns written by Bruce Fein for Slate Tamil statehood? By Bruce Fein on January 29, 2008 in Washington Times Video of Fein in a debate/discussion with Jane Hamsher on Bloggingheads.tv Lon Snowden Praises Glenn Greenwald, ACLU After Split With Legal Team 1943 births Living people 20th-century American lawyers 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American non-fiction writers 21st-century American lawyers 21st-century American male writers 21st-century American non-fiction writers American Enterprise Institute American foreign policy writers American legal writers American libertarians American male non-fiction writers American men's basketball players American political commentators American political writers California Golden Bears men's basketball players Harvard Law School alumni The Heritage Foundation HuffPost writers and columnists International law scholars Jewish American writers Lawyers from San Francisco The New York Times writers Non-interventionism Reagan