| Author/Contributor(s): | Miller, Drew |
| Publisher: | Skyhorse |
| Date: | 12/8/2026 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Condition: | NEW |
Term limits. A Convention of States. Enforcing the Constitution's limits on government—at last.
Restoring Natural Rights is the founding manifesto for a political fight already underway in statehouses nationwide, and it names the culprit outright. Dr. Drew Miller calls it the "Perverted Triangle": career politicians, government bureaucrats, and lawyers who, over nine decades, converted a Constitution of enumerated powers into one with no limits at all. Constitutional limits on government were abandoned in 1937, when the Supreme Court surrendered to FDR and stopped enforcing the 9th and 10th Amendments—and no Court since has restored them. Miller's fix isn't a left-or-right agenda but "mutual liberation": pushing power down to local governments so progressives and conservatives each govern themselves instead of fighting to rule each other.
For readers of Mark Levin's The Liberty Amendments and Charles Murray's By the People, this is the next chapter—a concrete, amendment-by-amendment plan for a Convention of States, with the text of each proposed amendment and the case for it. And it comes not from a pundit but from someone who has served inside the system he indicts: a Harvard PhD, former elected official, retired Air Force colonel and intelligence officer, and the founder of Fortitude Ranch, the nation's largest survival community. Miller has been profiled in The New York Times and The New Yorker, and his previous book, on preparing America to survive the collapse disasters it faces, was endorsed by General David Petraeus.
Readable in an evening and priced to pass along, Restoring Natural Rights is for anyone who has concluded our political system is broken and won't fix itself. It is a call to join the Third American Revolution—fought not with muskets but with Article V amendments—to get our natural rights and liberty back.