I certainly do not believe it is. As the Senator has noted repeatedly--and we serve on the Armed Services Committee together--this was not a military policy; this was a law passed by this Congress and signed by President Clinton, with whom she worked for 5 years. But she was punishing these young officers, many of them, demeaning them, making them be treated in a second-class way because she did not agree with that policy.
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