travis johnson

<p>I read in <a href='http://www.unews.com/'>my school newspaper</a> yesterday that <a href='http://www.unews.com/news/2004/09/27/News/Election.Update.Possibility.Of.A.Military.Draft-732375.shtml'>Bush was in favor of the draft and Kerry was not</a> to fight the war on terror &#8211; I mean the war in Iraq &#8211; I mean&#8230; I am confused, is it possible to fight the war on terror without actually going after the terrorists? It also said that you could not get out of being drafted for reasons such as being enrolled in school. Is this something I should be deathly afraid of? I have no desire at all to go to war. </p>

 

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5 Responses to “The Draft”

1. Mil on 29 Sep 2004 at 9:12 pm #

   <p>Kerry has my vote! No Draft!</p>
   

2. Matt on 29 Sep 2004 at 10:30 pm #

   <p>Travis, if you arn&#8217;t already familiar with our current draft system check out the website for selective service.  &#8220;www.sss.gov&#8221; </p>
   

3. Matt on 29 Sep 2004 at 10:44 pm #

   <p>Travis, if you arn&#8217;t already familiar with our current draft system check out the website for selective service.  &#8220;www.sss.gov&#8221; </p>
   

4. alek on 30 Sep 2004 at 7:18 am #

   <p>Implementing the draft again would be political suicide for those in support of it.  Perhaps this is why Bush is holding off on the draft until what he hopes will be his second term.  Big debate tonight, let&#8217;s hope Kerry lays the smackdown on Mr. Bush.  Did you hear that the Crawford, Texas newspaper (Bush&#8217;s adopted hometown) has announced their support of Kerry?</p>
   

5. lee on 30 Sep 2004 at 2:13 pm #

   <p>hey, if you get drafted, i&#8217;ll go with you to keep you company. i&#8217;ll just stay in the tent when you go fight, and when you get back, you&#8217;ll have some kick butt macaroni &#38; cheese courtesy of yours truly.</p>
   

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