Click title for full story. The story is reporting that Lt. Gen. Benjamin Mixon, who is a high ranking Army general, was urging troops to push for the "don't ask, don't tell" policy to stay in place.
"Now is the time," Mixon said, "to write your elected officials and chain of command and express your views. If those of us who are in favor of retaining the current policy do not speak up, there is no chance to retain the current policy."
By him doing this, they consider this to be subordination. According to the article, he will not be reprimanded but, it does seem he was warned.
I don't know why this is an issue again. It's only when demoncraps get in office, where you find this push of gays. It's like they want to point out how awful we are as a country because, we don't want to focus on people's sexuality. Who cares?
It's not anyone's business. If you serve in the military, you're there to do a job, not talk about your sexual conquests. Furthermore, I don't see anything wrong with this general saying that he has a problem with lifting the policy.
I am not in the military so, I may not be seeing the whole picture here but, from where I am standing, I don't see why this is an issue.
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