Should women have to register for the draft? Utah’s Mike Lee says this is a man’s job.

Congressional commission argues it undermines national security to leave women on the sidelines.

(Melissa Golden | The New York Times) Army cadets sort the spent shells and machine gun links collected after a training exercise, at Fort Benning, near Columbus, Ga., April 30, 2017. Utah Sen. Mike Lee opposes a bill that would require women to register for the draft.

Should women have to register for the draft? Utah’s Mike Lee says this is a man’s job.

Congressional commission argues it undermines national security to leave women on the sidelines.

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