So DADT repeal won’t wreck the armed forces and leave us naked to our enemies. The Marines’ honor has been a little besmirched by that noble service registering the highest fraction (40-60% compared to 30% average for the whole military) expecting negative effects, but they will get over it and they will follow orders with [...]
Archive for the ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ Category
Whether the Senate repeals the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell statute might be up to Jim Webb.
The Obama Administration needs to start preparing the ground for the November midterms. Here’s what it should do.
The Army Secretary says that the military is ready to end Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Congresmember Bachmann: is he anti-American, too?
So says Barney Frank: “early next year.” And if the brass is all lined up, which it appears to be, the bill is a nightmare for Republicans on the Hill.
Obama could in fact repeal Don’t Ask Don’t Tell in many (although not all) circumstances.
Yes, the President could suspend Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell by Executive Order: if he were willing to make a false finding to evade a valid law. Are we now in favor of abuses of Presidential power, just because one of ours is President?
Response to “Is the brass ready for gays in the military?”
Polls continue to show solid support for dumping “don’t ask, don’t tell.” Looks like a good issue for Democrats to push.



