Court reinstates DADT policy

WTOL-TV ^ | November 2, 2010

[South40]

Score one for sanity.

[Gondring]

You didn’t even write in a slate of electors?

[Gondring]

Article 1, Section 8 of the US Constitution

Which is cited in the law.

However, unconstitutional rulemaking and regulation can be overturned by the judiciary. Heck, we'd probably have no legal exercise of our 2nd Amendment rights if that weren't the case.

[Loud Mime]

Good Point

[Jim Robinson]

The military decided it a long time ago. NO HOMOS IN THE MILITARY!! PERIOD!!

[who_would_fardels_bear]

"there are no quartering issues"

So long as they are drawn before they are quartered.

[Aetius]

There should be no room in the GOP for support for using the judiciary to impose leftwing policies. Support gays in the military all you want, and even call yourself a Republican, but there is no justification for supporting an activist judiciary.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks 2ndDivisionVet.

A divided three-judge panel granted the Obama administration's request to uphold the controversial "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy until all legal methods are exhausted. Monday's 2-1 decision struck down an Oct. 12 ruling from a district court judge in Riverside, CA, which declared the law unconstitutional. Judge Virginia Phillips, who wrote the decision, ordered a worldwide ban on the law, which prevented its enforcement until Oct. 20, when the 9th Circuit Court granted an emergency request from the Obama administration for a stay on the injunction.

[Del Rapier]

Good,keep the Army the Army.

[USAFJeeper]

Ha!

[Sola Veritas]

“Shut down the government again???? Didn’t we do that awhile back and that blew up in our faces. No that would be what the Democrats would want us to do again. Other suggestions are needed.”

There are times to draw a line in sand. It is wholly inappropriate for a lame duck session to pass legislation that the incoming congress would not. President Obama needs to be made to understand that any attempt will be met with grim response.

The current court case will go before the SCOTUS and be overturned. The court has backed DADT before.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Somebody should start a fake Democrat group... like

Democrat Pedophiles

Tree Jumper Democrats

Michael Jackson Democrats

[little jeremiah]

I’ll ping it tomorrow.

Too much excitement tonight...

All wore out already!

[JSDude1]

Log Cabin Republicans

These guys are not Republicans, they should lose any standing to call themselves “Republican”.

JS

[fwdude]

This is fantastic. Despite the "inevitablility" blatther of the anarchist left:
- California's marriage amendment remains in effect, notwithstanding the efforts of a sodomite "judge"
- Don't ask/Don't tell remains the official policy of the Armed Forces.
- DOMA is still the law of the land
- SPCD (Sodomites/Perverts/Confused/Diseased) are still not a "special" protected group that we must, by federal law, grovel before.
- The marriage amendments of all states which have passed such have withstood various attacks and have prevailed - every one (California pending).

[little jeremiah]

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Yes, it's back on the shelf for now. And the new Congress in January will be able to thwart any efforts to repeal it, hopefully. Although it is fine if it's repealed if it's back to "none whatsoever, nope - nosirree - closeted, open, lying, honest - none!"

[trisham]

I’m pro-gay marriage but think we should let the military decide the composition of it’s forces, not politicians.

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No one is pro "gay marriage".

Some may be pro-homosexual "marriage" but that is not by any stretch of the imagination a real "marriage".

[trisham]

Thank God for the mid term elections.