What do you think? Is McGregor or the other side correct? Do both sides have good points? If you ran the country, how would you handle this issue?

To begin this assignment, compose your Journal 2 answering the following prompt:

Jena McGregor, in her essay, “Military Women in Combat: Why Making It Official Matters (Links to an external site.),” offers the readers insights into the promotion process in the military. She also argues that it is unfair as it stands, women are stopped from advancing. She gives her rationale for change and also her opponents’ (the opposition’s) reasons for supporting this stance. Based on that somewhat vague summary (I deliberately made it vague so that you would have to read it!), I have a question that I would like you to answer:

What do you think? Is McGregor or the other side correct? Do both sides have good points? If you ran the country, how would you handle this issue?

In the Journal, give the author’s full name and “Essay Title.”

Write your answer in a short paragraph (100-200 words).

the article