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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2000
Page
7
A collection of quotations covers George W Bush John McCain Keith Goebel Al Sharpton and other figures. It also includes remarks on AIDS breast cancer mammography capital punishment and local governance.
A political column argues the GOP and candidates misjudge public opinion on gays serving openly in the military. It cites polls showing broad support for open service, condemns don't ask don’t tell as harmful, and points to cases like Barry Winchell to urge equal rights. It argues traditional values clash with valueless traditions and predicts bipartisan impact.
The article traces the 1990s clash over the 1993 ban and the 1994 1993 policy, noting Clinton's attempts to modify don't ask don’t tell and the political jockeying by Gore Bradley Bush and McCain. It argues readiness and cohesion justify continuing limits on service by homosexuals and urges reimposition of recruitment questions.
Elizabeth Birch leads The Human Rights Campaign as executive director. Robert Maginnis, senior director for national security and foreign affairs at the Family Research Council, is a retired US Army officer who advised Pentagon panels that shaped the Don't Ask Don’t Tell policy.
Letter writer argues for Rocker hearing on suspension starting February 9. He cites freedom of speech and compares Rocker’s punishment to others. Criticizes Bud Selig and media double standards while praising Public Safety Department in Aiken.
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