Are U.S. military forces overcommitted?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the supposed overcommitment of US military forces are discussed, with Senator James Inhofe claiming the military is being used in places where national interest is not served, while Senator John Kerry claims the U.S. must play a key role in securing a safe world for future generations.

Political aspects, International relations, Armed forces, Armed forces in foreign countries

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Should the U.S. armed forces lift the ban on gays?

Article Abstract:

A congressman and a senator give their opinions on whether the US armed forces should or should not lift the ban on gay military personnel. One views the issue on the grounds that people are measured on what they do, while the other maintains that the armed forces must remain a cohesive military unit.

Laws, regulations and rules, Column, Gay military personnel

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Raise the minimum wage ?

Article Abstract:

The authors look at the issue of raising the minimum wage from opposing standpoints. Norwood opposes it, while Kerry supports it as fairness and equality for all demands it.

United States, Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Wages, Minimum wage

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