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Manning had been an out-of-the-closet homosexual before its repeal and had been working with various gay rights and Democratic Party groups. Was he a gay “mole” in the ranks? Who were his “sources” in the Obama White House?

[R]epeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell and other policies have made it difficult, if not a punishable offense, for military chaplains to read passages of Leviticus, pray aloud in the name of God at a soldier’s funeral, or preside over traditional services. – LifeSiteNews

[I]f he can’t protect national security by stopping the repeal from taking effect, he can at least protect the right of conscience of the servicemen and women who are afraid their opposition to homosexuality will be used against them.

Top military leaders must find or certify that changes to the current policy “must not affect troop readiness, cohesion or military recruitment and retention.” How is this possible when Marine Commandant General Jim Amos has already said that the changes would cost lives?

In cloture votes in the senate Saturday the Dream Act amnesty bill failed but repeal of DADT is assured.

With planned votes today on the nightmare Dream amnesty Act and another push to repeal Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, Harry Reid is pushing his majority hard to complete unpopular leftist agenda items before the House goes Republican in January.

This is absolute proof that inclusion of open homosexuals would prove disruptive to military operations involving our front-line warriors.

Confirming that California is the land of fruits and nuts its Senator likened the US to the Communist regime in North Korea, the Islamic regime in Iran and the Pakistani government at a press conference in which she called for repealing the ban on homosexuals in the military during the lame duck session of Congress.

Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said today that in the upcoming lameduck session of Congress he will continue to oppose a repeal of the law that bans homosexuals from serving in the U.S. military.

Ban on homosexual conduct in the military likely to remain in place while legal proceedings continue