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to believe that the end is nigh for "don't ask, don't tell." The Department of Justice quickly requested a stay of the ruling until it can be appealed. [...]

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By On Top Magazine Staff Pentagon officials announced on Friday they would comply with a federal court's ruling ordering it to stop enforcing “Don't Ask, [...]

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Our President wants DADT to end, really he does, but he just can't help himself, he has to appeal. It's the process, you see. Where did we hear that schtick [...]

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To liberals this looks bad because Obama said he wanted to repeal DADT, nevermind the time frame. Social conservatives already hate him, and should know [...]

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first by refusing to undo DADT himself, then by vociferously defending the law in court, and now by appealing the ruling and asking for it to be stayed. [...]

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In a blockbuster ruling Tuesday, US District Judge Virginia A. Phillips ordered the military to immediately suspend any proceeding under "don't ask. [...]

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is expected to give a final ruling on Tuesday on a government request to delay the injunction on the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. [...]

12 Oct 2010 Twenty-one US senators sent a letter to Atty. Gen. Eric Holder Tuesday imploring him not to appeal a decision that found "don't ask, don't [...]

10 Sep 2010 A ruling by a federal judge in California declaring the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy unconstitutional adds to growing momentum [...]

19 Oct 2010 Daniel Foster writes on NRO: The LA Times reports: A federal judge in Riverside who declared the military's “don't ask, don't tell” policy [...]

14 Oct 2010 Obama Administration appeals DADT ruling. Despite repeated pronouncements from President Obama that he will end the Clintonian "Don't Ask, [...]

Another call to appeal judge's DADT ruling. Chad Groening - OneNewsNow - 10/15/2010 4:35:00 AM Bookmark and Share. A law firm that defends and promotes [...]

On Thursday the Obama administration asked federal Judge Virginia Phillips to allow the military to continue its don\'t ask, don\'t tell policy, [...]

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Disdain for Democracy in the 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' Ruling. Chuck Colson. BreakPoint. On Tuesday [October 12], a federal judge ordered the Pentagon to immediately stop enforcing its "don't ask, don't tell" policy. [...]

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President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder could have taken this route on the DADT ruling. They could have said: "Well, the judge has ruled, we agree with the judge that the law is unconstitutional, therefore our constitutional [...]

When a federal judge ruled that the United States Military discontinue its enforcement of the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy, it was seen by many as validation of the weakness of the policy and of its underlying discriminatory core against the LGBT citizenry of this country. The ruling has caused cont [...]

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1) The POTUS DOES have the authority to stop DADT discharges temporarily under stop-loss powers. 2) The POTUS DOES NOT have the authority to instruct the Justice Department to let the ruling stand, that decision is within the province [...]

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“Although this ruling does not silence our discussion on DADT or stop our work to support legislative repeal in Congress, it does cease the investigation and discharges of qualified openly lesbian, gay, and bisexual service members,” [...]

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The public overwhelmingly supports repealing DADT, so it might be safe politically for Obama not to appeal the DADT ruling although I suspect that very loud political voices on the right will go ballistic if he doesn't appeal. [...]

A federal judge rejected the government's request to stay her decision overturning Don't Ask, Don't Tell while the ruling is appealed, saying the feds had failed to prove that stopping the anti-gay policy would cause “irreparable harm” [...]

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Or, commanders in the field feel that now isn't the best time to fool around with all the implications of repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Either way, let's remember how the press would present this topic if a Republican was in charge. [...]

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Olbermann and Maddow on DADT ruling. Posted by Wonder Man at 7:23 AM. Labels: DADT, Keith Olbermann, Rachel Maddow. 0 comments: Post a Comment · Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) · Related Posts with Thumbnails [...]

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The Judge's ruling has no bearing on military policy whatsoever, just like the Pentagon said when she orginally came to this decision. Gays shoud be happy because if her ruling did have an effect, then DADT would be cancelled and their [...]

'DADT' ruling gives White House a legal quandary. By Leo Shane III. Stars and Stripes. Published: October 13, 2010. WASHINGTON — White House officials again this week insisted they're committed to repealing the military's “don't ask, [...]

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For the third day in a row, the Pentagon refused to say whether it would obey a district court order to halt discharges of openly gay and lesbian service members. [...]