Will the Pentagon report clear the way for the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell?”

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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