In his support of a Resolution going around in the Missouri State Senate, State Senator Gary Nodler said this....
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"There are real-world implications," Nodler said. "This is a policy that would directly threaten the lives of soldiers today."
Nodler's argument: The Muslim nations of Iraq and Afghanistan, where America is fighting two wars, are opposed to homosexuality. Changing "Don't ask, don't tell" would offend the terrorists in such a way that could put soldiers — and America — at risk of further terrorist attacks.
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Nodler is currently running for the GOP nomination for Congress in Missouri in order to replace Roy Blunt who is not seeking reelection in order to run for Senate
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/columnists.nsf/tonymessenger/story/334F6F5FA5C04587862576C70001D8DC?OpenDocument (broken link)
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