Ask the Expert: Putting an End to “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”
By Lawrence J. Korb
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Why should Congress and the president repeal “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”? How would eliminating the policy now be different from Clinton’s attempt in 1993? And what steps can the White House take to ensure a successful repeal?
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- Report: Ending “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”
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