Politics & Government

Daily Q September 22: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

Today's question asks Lindenhurst residents about how they feel now that the DADT ban has officially ended.

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Lindenhurst Patch wants to know what local residents feel about everything from today’s important issues to the not so important. So Patch will ask Lindy residents to in this about a hot topic of the day.

Today’s question:

“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” the law on gay people serving openly in the military, officially ended Tuesday. So Patch was wondering:

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  • Do you think the lifting of the DADT ban will have any effect on anyone in the armed forces? What do you think of the change? Is it about time or a mistake?

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