Debating 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

“Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” is likely coming to an end—and so is religious liberty, according to some conservative chaplains.  In late April, 41 retired military chaplains signed a document warning against a repeal of the ban, which they fear would muzzle their preaching on homosexuality, and create “career-ending accusations of insubordination.”  Religious gay rights advocates say it’s time for the military to become more honest.  Two sides weigh in on the real consequences for chaplains of all faiths in the military.

Daniel Blomberg, Litigation Counsel with the Alliance Defense Fund

Welton Gaddy, President of the Interfaith Alliance