Uploaded December 2010 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
After 17 years of discriminatory policy, "Don't Ask; Don't Tell" has been voted down by both the House and the Senate making it inevitable to be ended by President Obama (finally) So what does the opposition have to say for itself now?
After 17 years of discriminatory policy, "Don't Ask; Don't Tell" has been voted down by both the House and the Senate making it inevitable to be ended by President Obama (finally) So what does the opposition have to say for itself now?










