NP> from an emergency action taken by Congress back many years
 NP> ago Under Truman (I think) empowering the president to take
 NP> action against the steel industry.  And this power has
 NP> never been repealed.  So apparently we are living in a
 NP> state of continued emergency, which gives the President the
 NP> power of executive orders.  All because Congress has
 NP> apparently refused to take back the responsibility dictated
 NP> to them from the Constitution.
 NP> Now I take all this with a tablespoon of salt, for I've
 NP> found this in internet stuff.  And I've come to be very
 NP> skeptical of things posted there.  Let me find it several
 NP> more times, in other arenas, and I'll believe it easier.
 NP> But it does seem plausible, and does kinda ring a bell in
 NP> my memory. ---
I, too, believe you're correct it this.  I've seen the citations on this, but
don't have them handy to post.
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