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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Republican Senator, Susan Collins will support the DADT repeal
This is good news!
Sen. Susan Collins will support the DADT repeal efforts.
Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican considered a critical vote on the issue, says she will support legislation that would repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.Collins is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, which was expected to vote Thursday on whether to include the repeal provision in the 2011 defense authorization bill.
Great Susan, now get the rest of your party on board.
Lord, the Family Research Council are Clowning on the DADT Compromise
They are ridic! Please check out the foolishness, the FRC has put out about the possible DADT repeal.
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Whatever.
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Whatever.
Sec. Robert Gates endorses the deal for a DADT repeal
Although, he still wants the his study, Gates will not stand in the way of a DADT repeal:
"Secretary Gates continues to believe that ideally the DOD review should be completed before there is any legislation to repeal the Don't Ask Don't Tell law," Gates' spokesman Geoff Morrell emailed journalists this morning.
"With Congress having indicated that is not possible, the Secretary can accept the language in the proposed amendment," he said.
Good, let's keep it movin'
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For 1.15 Million, you can live in the House of Hell
The Amityville house is for sale and if you have 1.15 million to spare, it's yours.
This house is listed as a "legendary home," and on Halloween, people come from all over just to stare at the house.
As y'all remember, I went to this house during my NYC trip. It's truly something to see. The people who owned the home after George and Kathleen Lutz (the family who left the house from weird happenings) lived their for years and didn't see any ghosts or demons.
So the home should be normal... Hopefully.
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