What do you think about the House Armed Services Committee recently approving a
What do you think about the House Armed Services Committee recently approving a law which
would mandate women to register for military draft as men do currently? Mothers used to worry about their sons going off to war, now they have to worry about their daughters.
- Cissy1946posted 9 years ago
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