Mr. Kerry, when will we have a Military Draft?

If you watched the News before the 2004 Presidential Election, you may remember the rumor of President George W. Bush reinstating the draft in order to have enough troops around the world. Let me refresh your memory:

ABC News

USA Today News

"With George Bush, the plan for Iraq is more of the same and the great potential of a draft."

This was a hot topic in 2004, where Democrats and Liberals continued to insist that there was going to be a Military Draft if George W. Bush was elected to a second term. It is almost one year after the election. We just experienced the one of the worse natural disasters in United States history where 40,000 National Guardsman were called back up. There are troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, as well as Japan, Korea, and Europe. So, when is the Military Draft going to happen? It's not. Plain and simple. The use of the draft before the 2004 Election is the same old tactic by Democrats, just substitute 'Military Draft' for 'Social Security'.

Yes, there are a little over three years left in George W. Bush's term, but there will be no draft. At least not from the President. Seriously, if anyone reinstates the draft it will be a Congressman from New York. Does anyone remember Charlie Rangel (D)? If you are worried about a draft, you better know his name. After all, he did initiate a bill to re-implement a draft in January of 2003. Read it for yourself at CNN.