In simple terms, what do we mean when we say that the United States is committed to the rule of law? Group of answer choices Our laws were enacted for and apply primarily to the poor and uneducated, but they can sometimes apply to everyone, even the wealthy and the powerful. The most powerful government officials are sovereign and they must state what the law is, and, in turn, everyone must follow that law or face criminal punishment for not obeying the law. Our laws were enacted for and apply primarily to the most educated and wealthy elites in society, and the masses must obey those who collectively wield absolute power. None of these answer choices is a reasonable, true statement concerning the concept of the rule of law. Our laws govern the nation, which contrasts with governing systems in which arbitrary decisions by individual government officials set the norms and rules for society