FOX News' Sean Hannity presses Senator Scott Brown on his vote to repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' and his allegiances to the Tea Party, among other things.
Says Brown: "I'm in the military, I'm still serving. I'm a lieutenant colonel. There are gays in the military, and when they come home injured or dead, I don't ask if they are gay or straight….All the leaders said — and I spoke with every one of them, and I spoke over a thousand people. They said our concern is about the implementation during wartime, and I agree with that, and so do they. And they are very cognizant of trying to do it during that period. So that issue obviously stands on its own merits."
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