Gays in the Military/LGBT Law

Chuck Hagel − or Barney Frank − for Secretary of Defense?

When President Barack Obama first suggested that Chuck Hagel might be his choice for Secretary of Defense, some gay activists pledged to oppose the former senator because he is not sufficiently supportive of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) causes. This gratuitous slap at... Read More

07 Jan 13

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Congress Takes First Steps to Protect Religious Liberty...

Defense Authorization Codifies Protections for Chaplains − More Work Needed The Center for Military Readiness is pleased that the National Defense Authorization Act for 2013 (NDAA) includes a new section of law that reaffirms the constitutional... Read More

03 Jan 13

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West Point Raises Swords for Same-Sex Ceremony

Check off another prediction about the consequences of LGBT law − a policy that imposes the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender agenda on America's military. Same-sex marriages on military bases became all-but inevitable when Congress rushed to repeal the 1993 law regarding gays in... Read More

04 Dec 12

Tags Conscience Rights & Religious Freedom, Families & Children, Gays in the Military/LGBT Law

National Party Platforms Set Different Courses on...

"Peace Through Strength" vs. Obama World View National political platforms are important for the insight they provide into the character of party leaders who write and approve them. In both substance and process, differences between the Republican and Democratic... Read More

06 Sep 12

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Republicans Adopt Solid Platform on Military/Social Issues

The 2012 Republican National Platform, titled We Believe in America , includes this affirmation: "We are the party of peace through strength." The unequivocal statement is supported by a comprehensive platform section "American Exceptionalism,"... Read More

05 Sep 12

Tags Congress/Legislation, Gays in the Military/LGBT Law, Women in the Military

Early Consequences of Military LGBT Law

In anticipation of LGBT Equality celebrations in the month of June, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered activists reportedly are working with the Defense Department to produce a report declaring "success" for President Obama's most valuable gift to his political base--repeal of the... Read More

02 Aug 12

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San Francisco Military on the March

During the 2010 debate about gays in the military, LGBT activists kept insisting they only wanted lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender personnel to serve quietly in the military − no special treatment. On the list of promises that Congress should not have believed, this was one of the... Read More

02 Aug 12

Tags Gays in the Military/LGBT Law, Military Culture/Diversity

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Lifts Stay on Rogue Log...

Anyone who doubts how radical the objectives of the Obama administration are, in harmony with LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) Left groups, should take a look at recent maneuverings in the west-coas t Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Read More

16 Aug 11

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House Acts to Mitigate the Consequences of LGBT Law in...

On July 22, late on a Friday afternoon, President Barack Obama , Defense Secretary Leon Panetta , and Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen signed a piece of paper purporting to “certify” that repeal of the 1993 law regarding gays in the military... Read More

27 Jul 11

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DoD IG Report Exposes Improper Activities to Repeal Gays...

A previously-undisclosed investigation conducted by the Department of Defense Inspector General strongly suggests that the so-called Pentagon “study” of gays in the military in 2010 was a publicly-funded, pre-scripted production put on just for show. This a link to... Read More

27 Jun 11

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