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Gays in the Military/LGBT Law

General Pace and the PC Police

Marine Gen. Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, should not apologize for supporting the law excluding homosexuals from the military. That law, Section 654, Title 10, was passed with veto-proof bipartisan majorities in both houses of Congress in 1993. Federal courts have declared... Read More

26 Mar 07

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ZOGBY POLL SPINS PUSH FOR GAYS IN THE MILITARY

In 1993 Rep. Marty Meehan (D-MA) failed in his attempt to help President Bill Clinton lift the military’s ban on homosexuals in the military. Read More

28 Feb 07

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CBS Misses Major Points on Gays in the Military

Note: The Department of the Army finally discharged Sgt. Darren Manzella in June, 2008. No explanation was given for the long delay in taking action required under the 1993 law stating that homosexuals are not eligible to serve in the military, Section 654, Title 10. Read More

17 Feb 07

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CONTRADICTORY CLAIMS PROMOTE GAYS IN THE MILITARY

The campaign for gays in the military keeps contradicting itself. Some advocates imply that our military is suffering grievous harm because too many homosexual members are being discharged. Read More

17 Feb 07

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CMR APPLAUDS SUPREME COURT RULING

The United States Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision March 6 upholding the constitutionality of the Solomon Amendment . That law, enacted in 1994 and reaffirmed by Congress in the aftermath of 9/11, denies federal funds to colleges and universities that deny equal access... Read More

13 Mar 06

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BUSH ENFORCES LAW—CLARITY STILL NEEDED

President George W. Bush has fulfilled his responsibility to enforce the 1993 statute that excludes homosexuals from the military. The Bush Administration has confused the issue, however, by retaining Clinton-era enforcement regulations, commonly known as the “don’t... Read More

07 Sep 04

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CMR ANALYZES CANDIDATES’ VIEWS ON GAYS IN THE MILITARY

The Center for Military Readiness is encouraging voters to evaluate the views of the major presidential candidates on all matters of national defense, including social issues such as homosexuals in the military. Read More

07 Sep 04

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JOHN KERRY TESTIFIED, VOTED FOR GAYS IN THE MILITARY

The importance of the 2004 presidential election race demands that voters evaluate the views of both President George W. Bush and Massachusetts Sen. John F. Kerry on all national defense issues, including personnel policies that affect good order, discipline, and morale. Read More

07 Sep 04

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POLICY CONCERNING HOMOSEXUALITY IN THE ARMED FORCES

Senator KERRY . Well, I appreciate that, Mr. Chairman. Senator WARNER. Mr. Chairman, could I also join in that? I have had the privilege of knowing him, and I was actually Secretary of the Navy in the Gulf with the riverine, and his reputation was well known as one of the finest that... Read More

28 Aug 04

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Army Should Train Eligible Linguists Only

On Veterans Day 1992, then-President-elect Bill Clinton announced that he would fulfill his campaign promise to permit open homosexuality in the military. Clinton failed in that effort, but ten years later, homosexual activists are adjusting their strategy. Read More

22 Nov 02

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