On the recordDecember 1, 2010
It's time now to allow men and women to serve their country and to do so without having to conceal their sexual orientation.
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Evan Bayh
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congress.govIt's time now to allow men and women to serve their country and to do so without having to conceal their sexual orientation.
Bayh advocates for the right of service members to serve openly.
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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.
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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.
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