Senate Passes Historic 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal

Senate Passes Historic 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal - Robert Schlesinger (usnews.com) (http://politics.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/robert-schlesinger/2010/12/18/senate-passes-historic-dont-ask-dont-tell-repeal)

Oh no, members of our armed forced won't be able to shower in peace.

Don't drop the soap.

Good. Bout time the military joined everybody else in the 21st century.

... well, MOST everybody else.

I wonder why there is a 60 day waiting period and how the federal goverment will make this change cost us a few billion. Is it not as simple as saying we will now let gays serve.

Government always finds ways to come up with billions of dollars to spend.

I'm in favor of passing legislation called "Don't Tell, Don't Care". Basically it's a bill that creates 10 million jobs in the US somehow.

I'm in favor of passing legislation called "Don't Tell, Don't Care". Basically it's a bill that creates 10 million jobs in the US somehow.

If there was a like button on the Warpath, I'd be pressing it frantically.

I say sign them all up then after basic training send them to Afghanistan.

I say sign them all up then after basic training send them to Afghanistan.

What makes you think some of them aren't already there?

With all of the wars this country is just itching to get into, I'd say the military needs all the help it can get.