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english8 Record 3 of 200 August 22, 1999 Commentary despite Reforms, Dont Ask, Dont Tell Continues to be Anti-Gay Military: The way it is administered just makes things worse. The next chairman must address the failures. By JANET E. HALLEY; Janet E.

Halley is a professor of lawfulness at Stanford University and the author of Dont: A Readers Guide to the Militarys Anti-Gay Policy(Duke University Press, 1999) Op Ed Desk Section: Opinion Edition: Home Edition pageboy: M-5 Estimated Printed Pages: 3 Article Type: Opinion Article school text: We finally have reforms in the implementation of the compromise dont ask, dont tell, dont succeed policy meant to settle the issue of gays in the military. But the Clinton politics regulations continue to make the policy much worse withal than the statute adopted by Congress. Recent events implicitly aver what critics have said all along: This policy is no compromise. Its outright anti-gay. ...If you want to get a full essay, consecrate it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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