Trump Denies Plans for Mandatory Military Service Amidst Advisor Proposals
Former President Trump refutes claims while some advisors advocate for national conscription to address recruitment challenges.
- Trump took to Truth Social to reject the Washington Post's report on mandatory military service proposals.
- Christopher Miller, a former Trump defense secretary, supports mandatory service to boost military readiness.
- Senator J.D. Vance, a potential Trump running mate, also favors national service for young Americans.
- The U.S. military faces significant recruitment shortfalls, with some advisors seeing conscription as a solution.
- Trump's advisors' views contrast with his public denial of considering such policies.