Robert Bruce, can we add your name?

Robert Bruce -- I wanted to make sure you saw the message from Mitch below. The House's vote on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is a huge moment -- for our movement and our country. But this fight is just getting started. The Senate will take up this issue soon, and there are Republicans pledging to block a vote from even taking place. Polls show that 78 percent of the country agrees that it's time to end "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," but opponents of reform aren't getting the message. Can you sign on to help us show that Americans overwhelmingly support repeal? Add your name: http://my.barackobama.com/DADTRepeal Thanks, Yohannes Yohannes Abraham Political Director Organizing for America -----------------Original Message----------------- From: Mitch Stewart, BarackObama.com Subject: "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Friend -- This is big news: Yesterday, the full House of Representatives and the Armed Services Committee in the Senate voted to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." In his State of the Union address, President Obama pledged to end the law that denies gays and lesbians the right to serve their country. Now, we are closer than ever to making good on that promise. The full Senate will soon start its debate on repeal. But some Republicans are digging in their heels. Senator John McCain said, "I'll do everything in my power" to block a vote. And Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker called the repeal bill "a major mistake" -- announcing that the GOP plans to filibuster. We can defeat those who'd stand in the way of history. But we must show our senators that Americans -- in every state -- overwhelmingly support repeal. Stand with the President and join the pledge to end "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." From the Recovery Act to health reform to Wall Street reform, one by one President Obama is delivering on his campaign promises. And, now -- if we can overcome Republican obstruction -- we have a chance to deliver on another: bringing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" to an end. As the President has said, this is about more than just living up to his word. We must end this law because "it's the right thing to do." Any policy that punishes brave men and women who step forward to serve their country simply for being who they are isn't just misguided -- it's discrimination. That's why President Obama didn't just campaign on ending "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"; he made it a priority. And it's why it's now a matter of how and when -- not if -- we will repeal this law. But as the Republicans prepare to block a vote on this historic legislation, we must do all we can to help deliver on the President's promise. Add your name to the pledge today -- and then please pass it on: http://my.barackobama.com/DADTRepeal Thanks, Mitch Mitch Stewart Director Organizing for America

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