Good on you, Obama

[mzflux]

In January 2009, Sandy Tsao, an army officer based out of St. Louis, MO, told her superiors that she is gay - a violation of the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell law. Tsao then wrote to President Obama, urging him to change the DADT policy: “I do hope, Mr. President, that you will help us to win the war against prejudice.” On May 5, Tsao received a

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[deborahkla]

Thank goodness. It's about bloody time!

Dear President Obama

[shelleybear]

I'm glad the law passed.
It's passed time.
But why did you have to be an opportunistic, lying sack of shit about it?
Bush was a "crisis manager" (creating a crisis to manage) we are tired of presidents who do the same.

Re: Dear President Obama

[mzflux]

I suppose this is better than stating you'd wish you could put Obama "in a time machine and send [him] to the back of the bus because I DOUBT [he]'d have had the nerve Rosa Parks did"

I guess...

[moskevyu]

*Respect!* :D

I couldn't be happier over today's developments.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.

[mzflux]

The DREAM Act is next:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2010/12/18/president-obama-dream-act-my-administration-will-not-give