Sen. Lugar

[Aarg]

Our senator Richard Lugar is thinking about voting for changing the don't ask and don't tell rule. This will enable homosexuals to serve openly in the armedforces. Contact him and tell him what you think about that.

Call Senator Lugar's offices at the following numbers/locations:
Washington, DC - (202) 224-4814
Evansville - (812) 465-6313
Fort Wayne - (260) 422-1505
Indianapolis - (317) 226-5555
Valparaiso - (219) 548-8035

 

[Garb]

Oh boy, you just opened a can of worms...

 

[Brandon]

really? this is your first post?
i bet someone is hiding behind a mask here.

 

[Aarg]

nuthing in my closet execpt a few guns and my clothes. I am just a vet who would hate to see this happen.

 

[Bondhead88]

Oh boy, you just opened a can of worms...

since when do worms come in a can? and second why is he forboden to speak about this?

he is entitled to his opinion and voice it ....yes?

no Soviet sickle here right?

 

[Brandon]

seems like a odd first post? he didnt say hi or anything, dont know them... just different.

 

[rjstew317]

there are lots of thing i would like to say to dick, but don't ask don't tell isn't even on the radar

 

[Bondhead88]

seems like a odd first post? he didnt say hi or anything, dont know them... just different.

Good point I missed that.

as Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau says "Gued Wan"

 

[POC]

Lugar just did something else boneheaded just the other day. Either he voted for the Amnesty thing, or....something...I can't remember.......BRAIN, WHY DO YOU TAUNT ME SO!!!!!

 

[edporch]

Our senator Richard Lugar is thinking about voting for changing the don't ask and don't tell rule. This will enable homosexuals to serve openly in the armedforces. Contact him and tell him what you think about that.

Call Senator Lugar's offices at the following numbers/locations:
Washington, DC - (202) 224-4814
Evansville - (812) 465-6313
Fort Wayne - (260) 422-1505
Indianapolis - (317) 226-5555
Valparaiso - (219) 548-8035

This is something that shouldn't surprise anyone.
Some years back (1980ish), a very reliable source in Lugar's Indianapolis Mayoral administration spoke in a private conversation of Lugar leading a double life in those Mayoral years.
Whether this still is going on I have no knowledge.
Though a case can be made that what a political figure does with another man in his private life is not our business, it could explain Lugar's stand on this issue.
A much greater concern of mine through the years with regard to Lugar, is whether his fear of this being made widespread public knowledge has allowed him to be pressured into casting votes he otherwise wouldn't have?

 

[hornadylnl]

Even a blind squirrel gets a nut once in awhile. This is probably the first good thing he has done in awhile.