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House Passes DADT RepealPosted on Dec 15, 2010
The push to repeal “don’t ask, don’t tell” has met with mixed reactions in Congress in recent weeks, but on Wednesday the House of Representatives made a decisive move to promote the cause by passing another measure designed to cancel out the controversial policy. The next formidable frontier, however, is the Senate. —KA
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By Peter Knopfler, December 21, 2010 at 10:11 pm Link to this comment
That could be good Manning is Gay and maybe Gays more
Report thisapt to do what Manning has done, it is so bad that Arab
TV says Assange and Manning were lovers, Ha I couldn´t
believe it either, considering the possible rape
charges in Sweden, it´s a condom problem, manufacturing
recall all their condoms hope its not toyota condoms,
step on gas and no stopping. Well an erection in a Fox
whole always comes up the rear.
By Chris Taus, December 16, 2010 at 10:59 pm Link to this comment
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I personally have heard troops commenting on fragging
Report thisif the distractions endanger them, and i am loathe to
see the day when the military is beset with murders,
deaths and the constant distraction of ‘civil rights’
prosecutions.