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<blockquote data-quote="island1fox" data-source="post: 815246" data-attributes="member: 4816">bbsam,Again you disappoint me. Stick your ahead above the shallow water and tell me who, what, when and where anyone has said the new repeal of don&#039;t ask don&#039;t tell will be ignored. If our next elected President did not have Congress change or repeal the current law but just stated it would not be enforced -you would be correct.In stark contrast the current President has ordered the current Attorney General not to enforce DOMA. The correct action by our current President would have been put the issue of DOMA&nbsp; in front of Congress.Big difference there !!&nbsp;While I am stating FACTS --you claim your OPINION as fact ??&nbsp; Thats probably way over your level of understanding between fact and&nbsp; partisan fiction.Originally your claim was that it was not law --now you claim it will not be enforced -based on what fact ??</blockquote>

[QUOTE="island1fox, post: 815246, member: 4816"] bbsam, Again you disappoint me. Stick your ahead above the shallow water and tell me who, what, when and where anyone has said the new repeal of don't ask don't tell will be ignored. If our next elected President did not have Congress change or repeal the current law but just stated it would not be enforced -you would be correct. In stark contrast the current President has ordered the current Attorney General not to enforce DOMA. The correct action by our current President would have been put the issue of DOMA in front of Congress. Big difference there !! While I am stating FACTS --you claim your OPINION as fact ?? Thats probably way over your level of understanding between fact and partisan fiction. Originally your claim was that it was not law --now you claim it will not be enforced -based on what fact ?? [/QUOTE]

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