Constitutional Underpinnings of the U
The “elastic clause” gives Congress implied powers to act in . Areas not specifically expressed in the Constitution at the time it was written. Congress is exercising this power under the “elastic clause” when it: declares war on a foreign nation. establishes a post office in a community. authorizes the testing of nuclear weapons ................
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