By ERIC ROSENBERG
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER WASHINGTON BUREAU
WASHINGTON -- The government is taking the first steps toward a
targeted military draft of Americans with special skills in computers
and foreign languages.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is adamant that he will not ask
Congress to authorize a draft, and officials at the Selective Service
System, the independent federal agency that would organize any
conscription, stress that the possibility of a so-called "special
skills draft" is remote.
Nonetheless, the agency has begun the process of creating the
procedures and policies to conduct such a targeted draft in case
military officials ask Congress to authorize it and the lawmakers
agree to such a request. <snip>
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/164693_draft13.html
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Bush is truly history now. Americans will not tolerate a draft for an
illegal war.

From the article you cite:
"On Capitol Hill, Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., has introduced a bill
that would reinstate the draft. The legislation has minimal support
with only 13 House lawmakers signing on as co-sponsors. A
corresponding bill in the Senate introduced by Sen. Fritz Hollings,
the outgoing South Carolina Democrat, has no co-sponsors."
Gee... It's actually the Democrats who want it.

Why do you lie about things that are so easily discovered?

From the article you cite:
"On Capitol Hill, Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., has introduced a bill
that would reinstate the draft. The legislation has minimal support
with only 13 House lawmakers signing on as co-sponsors. A
corresponding bill in the Senate introduced by Sen. Fritz Hollings,
the outgoing South Carolina Democrat, has no co-sponsors."

Gee... It's actually the Democrats who want it.
Why do you lie about things that are so easily discovered?
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Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert@visi.com