Far from supporting the case for openly gay military service, the U.S. military’s experience with women instead offers a cautionary tale warning against open homosexuality within the ranks.
Repealing Don’t Ask Don’t Tell: Smart Politics, But What About Implementation?
February 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
With tanking poll numbers, his key policy initiative in shambles, and once impenetrable Democratic seats feeling the strange, terrifying prospect of competition, there seems to be a tragic-yet-inescapable truth about our super-cool, genius president who was once “sort of God”:
Frankly, it kind of sucks to be Barack Obama right about now.
The President isn’t out of [...]
Debunking Anti-Anti-Islamist Myths
January 14, 2010 By 10 Comments
The politically correct classes see no evil on radical Islam.
Max Boot’s Misplaced ‘Study’ of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
So-called studies purport to show that openly gay military service isn’t a problem in other countries. However, these so-called studies rely on suspect data from militaries that really aren’t comparable to the U.S. military; and they ignore underlying but hidden problems.