Will the Pentagon report clear the way for the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell?”
Sarah Bowden
graduate student | Athens, Ohio
“Yes. The report is good news. It’s going to make more people care about the issue. They’ll contact their senators to make sure repeal happens — if not this year, then next year. I’m an eternal optimist.”
Sarah Bowden
graduate student | Athens, Ohio
“Yes. The report is good news. It’s going to make more people care about the issue. They’ll contact their senators to make sure repeal happens — if not this year, then next year. I’m an eternal optimist.”
Charles Council
student | Roxborough
“No. The conservative Republicans will just trash the report. They’re very narrow-minded and set in their ways. They won’t be swayed by the facts — especially if the facts are contrary to their opinion.”
Peter Hoge
artist | Queen Village
“Yes, I think repeal will squeak through. The report will provide momentum to help it along. Actually, I think we’re headed for a global war. And the Republicans will realize that we need everyone we can get to fight it.”
Ryan Tomasso
sales clerk | Vineland, N.J.
“No, I’m pessimistic. The top brass doesn’t like change. They’re too entrenched in the status quo. I think the report is nice. Eventually, it will help change the policy. But it will take another five years before the repeal goes through.”
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