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The Days of Don't Ask, Don't Tell Are Numbered Don't Ask, Don't Tell cannot stand. This 15-year-old law, which bans gay Americans from serving openly in the military, was the subject of its first ever Congressional hearing on July 23. The testimony was damning. Members of the Personnel Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee were unusually outspoken. "Just bonkers." "Shocked." "Scurrilous." "Cruel." "Dumb." "Inappropriate." "An affront to me and many of the soldiers."

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The Days of Don't Ask, Don't Tell Are Numbered

Don't Ask, Don't Tell cannot stand.

This 15-year-old law, which bans gay Americans from serving openly in the military, was the subject of its first ever Congressional hearing on July 23. The testimony was damning.

Members of the Personnel Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee were unusually outspoken.

"Just bonkers."

"Shocked."

"Scurrilous."

"Cruel."

"Dumb."

"Inappropriate."

"An affront to me and many of the soldiers."