Okay, so change it to At the beginning of WWII and the Korean and Vietnam
conflicts, there was a draft... A fortiori, reinstituting a draft would not
keep Congress from declaring war if it were suitably motivated or bamboozled.
At 09:24 21/03/03 -0600, Carrol Cox wrote:
Robert Scott Gassler
At the beginning of boht the Korean and Vietnam conflicts, there was a
draft, and members of Congress may have had draft-age sons. At the
beginning of WWII and the two Gulf wars, there was no draft and members of
Congress therefore did not need to worry about their own sons.
It seems to have
Robert Scott Gassler wrote:
At the beginning of boht the Korean and Vietnam conflicts, there was a
draft, and members of Congress may have had draft-age sons. At the
beginning of WWII
This is wrong. The draft began in 1940. Then the upper age limit was
reduced, and some who had been
