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Sen. Scott Brown to play key role in battle over military approval of homosexual behavior

By ADF Alliance Alert

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Bay Windows ("New England's Largest GLBT Newspaper"): "As a member of the Senate Committee on Armed Forces, Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) has an important role to play in the anticipated upcoming vote on a repeal of 'Don?t Ask, Don?t Tell,' (DADT) which could be seen as early as the spring. While Brown is considered an as-yet undecided vote, LGBT advocates are aiming to help the Senator make up his mind . . . 'We?re expecting some sort of movement on the bill in the Armed Services Committee in May or June,' said DeeDee Edmondson, political director of LGBT advocacy group MassEquality."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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