The White House is starting to feel the heat on Don't Ask Don't Tell.President Obama promised to repeal it but the gay community thinks he's dragging his feet on the issue.They want him to unilaterally ( by Executive Order) put an end or at least delay the firing of certain gay military officers who's cases are pending review. Reporters at starting to ask more and more about it. Robert Gibbs was asked the following questions at the briefing Tuesday:
"Girl Perfect" author Jennifer Strickland chats with Paula about the harsh reality of the modeling industry and what she has learned about life, love, and faith through it all.
The Brody File was on CSPAN Monday taking calls and talking politics. Watch it here.
Because of President Obama's appearance and speech at Notre Dame this Sunday, some seniors will not attend their own graduation ceremony and instead join a University prayer service on the grounds at Notre Dame. No indication yet as to how many seniors will forgo the graduation ceremony.
It has been widely reported that The White House has totally axed funding for abstinence-only programs but a White House official tells The Brody File that there is still a chance that these programs could still receive government funding. Here's what this White House official tells me: