I took that in layman's terms to be some tough choices we're going to have to make.
Evan Bayh: “I took that in layman's terms to be some tough choices we're going to have to make.”
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Bayh interprets the need for adjustments in military strategy as requiring difficult decisions.
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We should not discriminate against them. We should honor that service, honor that patriotism, the way we do the service and patriotism of any American who is willing to put on the uniform of this country.
I believe is discriminatory. Times have changed since then and it seems to me we should respond to those changes, changes in the attitude of our people, the acceptance of gay and lesbian people in the workplace.
There's something fundamentally wrong about that. If we can pursue our Nation's security without putting them or us as a country institutionalizing hypocrisy, I think America is stronger, we are a more just and secure country.
Our national security has not been harmed by the integration of the Armed Forces.