As I see it now, the policy approved in 1993 has worked and I do not see a need to change something that is not impacting our force.
Jim Inhofe: “As I see it now, the policy approved in 1993 has worked and I do not see a need to change something that is not…”
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Inhofe defends the DADT policy, stating it has been effective and should remain unchanged.
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