Sparagmos
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- Oct 19, 2018
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I voted “no” because no one should be forced to go to war. However, if men must be forced women should also be forced. I think that adding women to the draft could be the best way to eliminate it altogether.“Women have served in and alongside the Armed Forces since our nation’s founding,” the lawmakers wrote. “While American men are required to register for the military draft and fight if needed, these requirements have never been applied to American women. Where they have fought, they have done so freely.”
“This approach has served our nation well, and it retains broad bipartisan support,” they said.
Mr. Hawley, Missouri Republican, was joined in the letter by Sens. Tom Cotton and John Boozman of Arkansas, Marco Rubio of Florida, James Lankford of Oklahoma, Roger Marshall of Kansas, Cindy Hyde-Smith and Roger F. Wicker of Mississippi, Steve Daines of Montana, Mike Lee of Utah, Ted Cruz of Texas and James E. Risch of Idaho.
Senate Republicans try to head off attempts to include women in the military draft
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