On the recordFebruary 1, 2010
I believe ending the policy would improve our military's capability and reflect our commitment to equal opportunity.
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congress.govCarl Levin: “I believe ending the policy would improve our military's capability and reflect our commitment to equal opportunity.”
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Levin argues that ending DADT enhances military effectiveness and equality.
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