Focus on the Family yesterday criticized the American Medical Association for spelling out, in detail, the plain truth:
Christian Right discrimination against LGBT couples and gay servicemembers negatively impacts public health.
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Shauna Miller goes through the archives: The DoD has funded studies on the impact of gay servicemembers as far back as 1957, when the Navy's Crittenden Report found "no factual data" to support the idea that they posed a greater.
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Nathaniel Frank carefully dismembers the latest arguments against ending the ban on gay servicemembers in the Weekly Standard.
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This truly is a tale of two conservatisms. In America, a core plank of the Republican party is fear and loathing of homosexuals, banning any civil rights for gay couples, persecuting gay servicemembers, and reiterating claims that children need to.
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Don't Ask Don't Tell is an awful, nasty policy. Obviously. But even so, we're still somewhat grateful that the "Don't ask" part has allowed gay servicemembers to serve, even if under false, closeted pretense.
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The president turns 48 today. Kind of old when you consider Active Discrimination Against Gay Servicemembers is a mere tweenager (age 15), and his younger sister Federal Ban on Same-Sex Marriage (age 13) is just getting over Hannah Montana.
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Former U.S. Houe Rep. Robin Hayes (R-NC) on Rep. Jared Polis’ (D-CO) appointment to the Air Force Academy Board of Visitors (via AP):
“This is not the direction I would choose,” said former Rep.
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Washington gay partnership foes turn in signatures By Rachel La Corte | Monday Jul 27, 2009 Sponsors of a campaign to overturn Washington state’s domestic partnership law turned in their petition signatures Saturday and said they believe they have enough to force a public vote.
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Riddle us this: The U.S. military continues to kick out gay servicemembers on the grounds that they make the military less stable, ready, and effective.
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The new Gallup poll shows even more progress on persuading the American public to allow qualified and honest gay servicemembers to be in the military.
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