Don't Ask Repeal Bill

[pointman]

I can't disagree with the Democrats on this issue. It is about time, hope this gets done.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37362992...ill/?GT1=43001

[Riot]

Passes out of Senate Committee. House votes tonight. Homophobic GOP will try and block it, headed by John McCain. Will pass. It's a start

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Riot

Passes out of Senate Committee. House votes tonight. Homophobic GOP will try and block it, headed by John McCain. Will pass. It's a start

I agree again. In fact seeing how the muslim countries feel about the don't tell side, gays would be more effective especially in POW situations and uncircumsised females. IMO

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

I agree again. In fact seeing how the muslim countries feel about the don't tell side, gays would be more effective especially in POW situations and uncircumsised females. IMO

You must be at Chucks?

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by GBBob

You must be at Chucks?

LOL no internet

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

I agree again. In fact seeing how the muslim countries feel about the don't tell side, gays would be more effective especially in POW situations and uncircumsised females. IMO

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Riot

Passes out of Senate Committee. House votes tonight. Homophobic GOP will try and block it, headed by John McCain. Will pass. It's a start

In the House, Rep. Patrick Murphy, D-Pa., was expected to introduce the legislation as an amendment to the defense authorization bill.

While Murphy said he had enough votes to pass it, some lawmakers — including Democratic Rep. Gene Taylor of Mississippi — threatened to pull their support from the entire defense bill if it did.

no doubt he's a closet republican.

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by Danzig

In the House, Rep. Patrick Murphy, D-Pa., was expected to introduce the legislation as an amendment to the defense authorization bill.

While Murphy said he had enough votes to pass it, some lawmakers — including Democratic Rep. Gene Taylor of Mississippi — threatened to pull their support from the entire defense bill if it did.

no doubt he's a closet republican.

Well..a Dem from Mississippi equals a Reubplican from anywhere else

[Danzig]

McCain and other lawmakers, including some Democrats, took a similar stand this week and cast doubt on whether the measure would pass. At least one Republican — Sen. Susan Collins of Maine — has said she will support the measure.

[letswastemoney]

The only thing I might suggest is maybe gays should have separate sleeping quarters. I think that would make everyone a lot more comfortable.

I have no problem with gays in the military though and think this should have been allowed legally a long time ago.