The Supreme Court should rule however it damn well pleases, because that is the entire point of an independent judiciary.
Allowing transgender individuals to serve has no negative effect on the military’s mission readiness. Our military is stronger when all Americans are allowed to serve openly and proudly. The Supreme Court should respect the rights of those willing to bravely serve our country.
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Sorry, Senator Feinstein. The Supreme Court is no longer an independent judiciary. They are now highly partisan and don’t have justice in their sights. Instead they have a motive to tow the Republican Party line. As an attorney, my heart breaks.
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I am cautiously putting temporary faith in SCOTUS
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If a transgender is receiving hormone therapy, how can they be activated and sent off if needed? Men used to be consider unfit for service if they had flat feet or vision problems. Wouldn't the therapy be a problem?
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When I tried to join in the 80s I was kicked out of the recruiters office because i was gay. My partner died, 2006 in Iraq. He died for a country that would have thrown him out for loving me. This country owes the LGBTQI communities so much. Sick of being second class.
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Amen! Exactly. I agree with you 100%.
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Then why didn’t you propose any actual legislation to allow them to serve while you still had the opportunity to, opting instead to wait until it’s almost an irreversible decision of the Supreme Court and “tweet” about it after the fact?
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