Well, most thrilling is the vote in the House of Representatives, which acted on our stand-alone bill, passed the repeal by a larger margin than when the repeal was adopted by the House in May, and picked up 10 more Republicans.
Senator Lieberman expresses excitement about the House passing the repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell' with increased Republican support.
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