Do You Think The President Should Repeal the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" Policy?

No one is stopping gays from serving, serve, I think thats great, I think more people should, but your personal life is just that personal. I know your going to say to be true to yourself you have to be open, I say no. Why do you feel a need to wear a sign, a banner expressing your sexuality, I was in military for several years I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt if you want to see a weaker military that will result in greater loss of life and morale continue this debate.

If it were repealed would the drill sargeant be able to holler and cuss out the homosexuals or would they be exempt from that?What if the drill sargeant,he or she,got in a hmosexuals face and hollered and shouted at the homosexual and called ,say a male homosexual,a faggot,one would have to wonder if the drill sargeant would be fired or demoted for hurting the homosexuals feelings.I do know by hearsay that the drill sargeant hollers and shouts in the faces of heterosexuals and cusses them out and calls them and their mothers terrible names.
I think we oughta stay with President Clintons dont ask dont tell.

I think now is the time for don't ask, don't tell to be repealed. There is no reason that our young people who want to serve shouldn't serve based solely on sexual preference. The militaries of other countries do not have problems with this. I don't think we will either. Also, contrary to the thoughts of a previous writer, Barack has done quite a bit since taking office. I feel that the work he has done on the stimulus plan and other economic works has slowed down our descent into an economic maelstrom the likes of which we haven't seen since the great depression. Most economists now agree that the corner is turned, but it will be quite some time before we fully recover, especially on the employment front.
Mike