Public opinion supports allowing gays in the military -- Public opinion does not justify allowing gays in the military -- Polled military personnel do not support gays in the military -- A poll showing lack of support for gays in the military is flawed -- Repealing DADT would hurt military morale -- Repealing DADT would not hurt military morale -- DADT undermines the honor of the Army -- DADT causes the loss of valuable personnel -- Keeping gays out of the military does not cause serious personnel loss -- DADT worsens harassment of gay men in the military -- DADT worsens harassment of lesbians in the military -- Allowing gays in the military will increase sexual assaults -- The president promises equality for gays in the military -- The president is betraying the country and the military by trying to repeal DADT -- The president's slowness to repel DADT is contemptible -- The president's slowness to repeal DADT is understandable -- The defense department is moving to change DADT without congressional action -- The defense department may be blocking congressional action on DADT -- Australian and South African policies show that gays can be integrated into the military -- Gay British soldiers serve openly in the military -- Israel's experience with gays in the military could guide U.S. policy -- Canada's experience with gays in the military could guide the U.S. policy -- Germany allows gays in the military, but they still face discrimination.
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