Happy 15th Birthday to Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
15 years ago, then-President Bill Clinton announced "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the controversial piece of legislation banning gays, lesbians and bisexuals from disclosing their sexual orientation while in the military.
According to a survey done by ABC News, found here, 75% of Americans support allowing homosexuals that have disclosed their sexual orientation to serve.
The legislation can be found in it's entirety on the University of California at Davis psychology page, here.
So the question is do you agree or disagree with the Don't Ask, Don't Tell's basis? I don't mean to begin a debate on whether or not homosexuality is acceptable in the military, I just want to know if in today's gay-rights world, is Don't Ask, Don't Tell still applicable? Do you believe it's basis is still sound?