A Funny Political Cartoon On The Military

Here's another funny cartoon from U.S. News And World Report. This cartoon is about gays in the military.

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Obama Betrays The Gays - Part 2

Barack Obama

A U.S. federal judge, Virginia Phillips, has ordered President Obama, to stop enforcing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" regarding the ban on gays in the military. The order commands the President of the United States of America, to stop discharging homosexuals from the military.

US District Judge Virginia Phillips

A judge should not be able to dictate military policy. This is a matter for the White House, U.S. Congress and the Pentagon. A solitary judge should not have the ability to direct the military as he or she sees fit. Where are the "checks and balances"?

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U.S. President Barack Obama

In another blow to the gay movement, the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" military rule, which allows the U.S. armed forces to fire a soldier for being openly gay, has been upheld, as a bid to overturn it failed in the Senate. It is being said, openly gay behavior will negatively impact military "cohesion" becoming a distraction and source of distress to heterosexual soldiers. Due to close quarters and open nudity, some would feel uncomfortable and be distracted.

Attorney General Eric Holder

President Obama is attempting to sit on both sides of the fence, as he had his Department of Justice, headed by corrupt, Attorney General, Eric Holder, fight against repealing Don't Ask Don't Tell. Yet, today the White House is claiming it is sad at the news the military rule was not struck down. If you say so.

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