DADT: Gay Army Lieutenant Recalled to Active Duty
Tuesday, February 09, 2010 at 1:12 pm
Army Lt. Dan Choi, a West Point graduate and Arabic translator who famously challenged ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ last year, has been recalled to active duty, according to The Advocate. That’s a strong sign that even ahead of a full repeal of the so-called gay ban, proceeding at a deliberate, year-long pace advocated by the Pentagon’s top leadership, relaxed enforcement of the policy is already in place.
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[...] Interesting: Army Lt. Dan Choi, a West Point graduate and Arabic translator who famously challenged ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ last year, has been recalled to active duty, according to The Advocate. That’s a strong sign that even ahead of a full repeal of the so-called gay ban, proceeding at a deliberate, year-long pace advocated by the Pentagon’s top leadership, relaxed enforcement of the policy is already in place. [...]
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[...] Another normally level-headed military-affairs reporter (who made the same “active duty” error) wrote that Choi’s recall proved “that even ahead of a full repeal of the so-called gay ban…relaxed enforcement of the [...]
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[...] Ackerman, who has been following this story for The Washington Independent, offers this in the way of analysis: “That’s a strong sign that even ahead of a full repeal of the so-called gay ban, [...]
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