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  1. This decision does precisely nothing. It only voided the stay, which was immaterial anyway, because the only ones being kicked out are those SPECIFICALLY REQUESTING to be separated.

  3. “Col. David Lapan, the Pentagon spokesman, said the department is studying the ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. “We will, of course, comply with orders of the court, and are taking immediate steps to inform the field of this order,” Col. Lapan said.”

    TSO: I only cited the article… not the legal details involved. I’ll readily accept yer take. The DOD seems to be ready to cave without further discussion based soley on the cite?

  5. J: Openly gay folks can already enlist. We aren’t allowed to ask anymore. So, they could enlist before, but wouldn’t “tell” until they were in. I suppose the distinction isn’t much. But, I can see your point. They could just wait until SEP of course, when they could enlist anyway.

  6. There are groups with a vested political interest in “forcing” the end of DADT because they’re “fighting” and fighting requires bad guys and the triumph of “justice” in the courts. It creates a better historical narrative.

  7. I think I missed something… Which article of the Constitution is it that says the judiciary can tell the executive and legislative branches what to do?
    I agree, it seems the DoD is ready to cave; probably because the worthless flag officers in the puzzle palace are more concerned about pleasing the head of the executive branch to protect their jobs than they are about doing what’s right for the warfighter.
    If the executive had any manhood, he’d tell the 9th Circuit to take a hike.

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