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San Francisco , March 14, 2014 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – A controversial former official from the Clinton administration is urging the U.S. Army to change its policy excluding transgendered people from serving in the military. Joycelyn Elders , Clinton’s former U.S. attorney general, was part of a panel commissioned by the Palm Center , a think tank based at San Francisco State University , that issued a report this week finding that there is "no compelling medical rationale" to ban transgender individuals from the military. Elders is no stranger to courting controversy with her views. She was removed from her high position by Clinton in 1994 after recommending that children be taught how to masturbate. The panel was funded in part by Jennifer Pritzker, a billionaire and former Army lieutenant colonel who stated that she was transgendered last year. Elders is no stranger to courting controversy with her views. She was removed from her high position by Clinton in

Image via Wikipedia An explosive document from the U.S. military’s top investigative office has revealed evidence that a Pentagon survey pivotal to the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” repeal was engineered months prior to its release, and deliberately skewed in later media leaks, to sway Congress towards repeal despite opposition from combat troops. An  unredacted version  of the April 2011 report by the Defense department’s Inspector General was leaked to the conservative Center for Military Readiness , and a  slightly redacted  version was confirmed as authentic by a Defense spokesperson to LifeSiteNews.com. The authors found that Jeh Johnson , a co-chair of the commission handling the survey, had breached the document’s non-disclosure agreements by discussing an early draft of the document with “a former news anchor” and “close personal friend” on or around July 4, 2010. The purpose of the meeting, almost six months before the survey’s official end, was to obtain “suggestions for persu

Image via Wikipedia If homosexual activists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have their way, a radical “gay sensitivity” training program developed by the department could soon be coming to every federal agency, the  Washington Times  reported Sunday. According to an internal newsletter published for employees, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the agency that oversees federal employment issues, has met with officials at USDA responsible for developing the program. The newsletter, which calls the program “groundbreaking,” reports that the goal of collaboration with OPM is to spread USDA’s “ LGBT Special Emphasis Program”  across the federal government . “Talking about LGBT issues is not always easy because people have different perceptions and feelings based on their respective experiences or beliefs,” says the newsletter article. “However, it is imperative that we have these critical conversations about LGBT issues because LGBT inclusion is now part of offici