CMR (Center for Military Readiness) Responds to Palm Center Attack on Military Times Poll

You may have seen the news yesterday that the Obama Administration fully intends to repeal the 1993 law regarding homosexuals in the military. The incoming White House spokesman provided no details, but the news sparked a flurry of interviews with CMR on radio stations around the country.

Obama to End Military’s ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Policy

Friends who mistakenly believe that action on the legislation to repeal the 1993 law is not likely or imminent should make note. This threat to good order, discipline and morale in our military is very real. As the cell phone commercial guy used to say, “Can you hear me now?”

Another group of friends mistakenly believe that repeal of the 1993 law regarding homosexuals in the military is a “done deal.” It is not. As you will see in the news release below, your CMR is fighting back. I hope you will take a moment to read the article we have posted on our website, titled:

Poll on Gays in the Military Perturbs Palm Center

We are taking on a well-funded California group, the Michael D. Palm Center, which has been lashing out at the Military Times, a liberal newspaper on their own side. They are also aiming fire at me for being so rude as to write about the implications of the recently-released Military Times Poll.