Former Marine, Richard Eckley was asked if he thinks that the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell law in the army scares homosexual people away from joining at the protest rally today.

Posted by Staff on March 26, 2007 |

Eckley was asked if he thinks that homosexual people are scared away from joining the military because of the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. He says definitely, since you have to be secret with your love life and can’t have and talk about a partner for the four years you are enlisted. (0:36)

 
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March 26, 2007
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