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<blockquote data-quote="mugsy" data-source="post: 2414296" data-attributes="member: 18914"><p>Yes, the President, shockingly, issued an E.O. tasking various executive rbanch officials to make preparations for transitioning the economy to a wartime footing in case of a national defense emergency.</p><p>In one form or another this has been going on for decades - it is fully authorized by Congress and basically is the outgrowth of lessons learned from the unplanned and haphazard way we spun up for World War II and from many Cold-War era lessons learned.</p><p></p><p>There really is nothing wrong, strange, or unusual about this EO itself. The more significant issue is that a lot of our citizens do not trust the President to be a good steward of the office who faithfully executes his duties, while respecting Constitutional limits and the rule of law - so that even a mundane, and arguably good and necessary EO becomes an object of suspicion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mugsy, post: 2414296, member: 18914"] Yes, the President, shockingly, issued an E.O. tasking various executive rbanch officials to make preparations for transitioning the economy to a wartime footing in case of a national defense emergency. In one form or another this has been going on for decades - it is fully authorized by Congress and basically is the outgrowth of lessons learned from the unplanned and haphazard way we spun up for World War II and from many Cold-War era lessons learned. There really is nothing wrong, strange, or unusual about this EO itself. The more significant issue is that a lot of our citizens do not trust the President to be a good steward of the office who faithfully executes his duties, while respecting Constitutional limits and the rule of law - so that even a mundane, and arguably good and necessary EO becomes an object of suspicion. [/QUOTE]
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