If we can't get this repealed--and I hope we can--at a minimum, I hope we can suspend the discharges under these circumstances.
the British military is a great military, and great allies of ours, notwithstanding their policy on homosexuals serving openly.
It's not a question of 'whether,' but a question of 'how' we are going to implement a repeal.
I also believe it's unconscionable, when the Commander in Chief and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs have both said we should repeal a polic...
look, our closest military allies in the world, the Brits, have a policy by which homosexuals serve openly, and they have a great record.
When you know somebody personally, you're much less likely to fear them, and I think that most discrimination is based on fear.
I'm in favor of repeal, and there's no doubt about that.
The total cost will be $50 billion. That's by that April 2016 date that we're talking about?
This position is most recently reflected in the fiscal year 2011 President's budget submission which once again does not include funding for...
the broad consensus in support of defense spending is going to begin to break or at least be under real pressure
Forgive this question, but to the best of your ability what the heck is going on?