did you doma blocks that. gay soldiers spouses and families can t be recognized at all because of doma. doma bans equal treatment even if it was what the military wants. and so one of the briefs filed today urging the supreme court to overturn the gay marriage ban was signed by 30 high ranks officers and defense officials. quote, the defense of marriage about prohibits the military from providing service members and families with support. doma discriminates against service members by denying them numerous benefits including healthcare, equal pay, and survivor benefits. the question is whether the military should be permitted to provide equal treatment to all legally married service members and their families or if it must discriminate against certain
services members and families aren t recognized. did you doma blocks that. gay soldiers spouses and families can t be recognized at all because of doma. doma bans equal treatment even if it was what the military wants. and so one of the briefs filed today urging the supreme court to overturn the gay marriage ban was signed by 30 high ranks officers and defense officials. quote, the defense of marriage about prohibits the military from providing service members and families with support. doma discriminates against service members by denying them numerous benefits including healthcare, equal pay, and survivor benefits. the question is whether the military should be permitted to provide equal treatment to all legally married service members and their families or if it must discriminate against certain
now, and wants to, except other services members and families aren t recognized. did you doma blocks that. gay soldiers spouses and families can t be recognized at all because of doma. doma bans equal treatment even if it was what the military wants. and so one of the briefs filed today urging the supreme court to overturn the gay marriage ban was signed by 30 high ranks officers and defense officials. quote, the defense of marriage about prohibits the military from provideding service members and families with support. doma discriminates against service members by denying them numerous benefits including healthcare, equal pay, and survivor benefits. the question is whether the military should be permitted to provide equal treatment to all legally married service members