President Obama's pinnacle achievement is his Gay Agenda, highlighted by the end of the ban on homosexual behavior in the military, which may result in the collapse of the greatest all-volunteer force defending freedom worldwide.
Congratulations, Mr. President (says the official White House video below).
For background, read Homosexualists to Buy White House, Say Media and also read Congress Duped on Don't Ask Don't Tell Repeal as well as Gay Military Offense Against Defense of Marriage
-- From "The Era of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Is Officially Over" by Valerie Jarrett, Senior Advisor to the President (posted at WhiteHouse.gov) 9/20/11
In December, when President Obama signed the historic law that ended discrimination against gay and lesbian Americans serving in our armed forces, he told a story about one of his visits to Afghanistan. “A young woman in uniform was shaking my hand,” he said, “and other people were grabbing and taking pictures. And she pulled me into a hug and she whispered in my ear, ‘Get ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ done.’ And I said to her, ‘I promise you I will.’”
That promise made is now a promise kept. As of 12:01am today, “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is over. Already, gay and lesbian men and women have sent in their applications to proudly – and openly – serve the country we all love.
I’m delighted to celebrate with friends from around the country, who worked with President Obama to help make this day a reality. Repealing DADT certainly wasn’t easy. There were those who believed our President would not be able to accomplish such a difficult task.
But even when the odds appeared to be against him, President Obama never gave up. Just as I’ve seen him do time and time again during our 20 years of friendship, he demonstrated courage, vision, and the ability get things done. Together with a broad coalition of Americans who care deeply about the ideals of this country, he made this moment happen.
Of course, while the end of DADT is a milestone, we’ve got a long way to go. Even on this happy day, there are young people who face bullying at school, just because of their sexual orientation. There are LGBT Americans who still face discrimination, and are denied rights they deserve.
To read the entire White House post above, CLICK HERE.
Also read, White House Says Gay Recruitment of Kids Successful as well as Feds Fund Homosexualists' School Training and also read We Recruit Kids for Sexual Deviancy: Gay Activist
