To say we didn't need to ask their opinion on whether it should be repealed or not, violates in my view one of the fundamental principles of leadership.
John McCain: “To say we didn't need to ask their opinion on whether it should be repealed or not, violates in my view one of the…”
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McCain argues that not seeking military opinions on DADT repeal undermines leadership principles.
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