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This is one for the books:
In the late 1960s, Mitt Romney vocally supported both the Vietnam War and the draft that conscripted young American men for military service in that conflict.
Romney himself, however, received draft deferments four times during the war and went to France for a couple of years to proselytize for his Mormon faith. That part of Romney’s biography has become fairly well-known during this political season.
What’s not so well-known, as Gloria Borger of CNN tells the story, is the danger Romney faced in France.
You see, the French populace was not very supportive of America’s military misadventure ...
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