It's hard to fault Sen. Phil Gramm for the work he has done on the Export Administration Act (EAA). He and his sidekick, Sen. Michael B. Enzi, held numerous hearings, pulled in all the players in export controls, and pushed for compromise. Now Gramm is learning that those preparations may not be good enough to pass a new EAA
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