SAN DIEGO AP - U.S. government lawyers are trying to stop a federal judge from issuing an injunction that would immediately do what President Obama has yet to accomplish so far in his first term: Halt the military's ban on openly gay troops.Now it is up to U.S. District Court Judge Virginia Phillips to decide if she is willing to do that.
September 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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SAN DIEGO AP – U.S. government lawyers are trying to stop a federal judge from issuing an injunction that would immediately do what President Obama has yet to accomplish so far in his first term: Halt the military’s ban on openly gay troops.
Now it is up to U.S. District Court Judge Virginia Phillips to decide if she is willing to do that.
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