[upchuck]

"We are on the verge of ending 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' for good," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said after the vote "This is one of those moments in our history when we stepped up and squared our policies with the values this nation was founded upon."

First, DADT is not dead. The Congress can come back and address it next year.

Second, sorry Dingy, our precious country was not founded on queers and fagots.

I suspect ending DADT will have a profoundly negative affect on our military.

[Cicero]

First, DADT is not dead. The Congress can come back and address it next year.

Is there any way they can reverse it? It would require passage of a new bill, and Obama would veto it for sure.

So I think we're stuck with it for two years, at least.