Thank you for taking the time to send a personal email to U.S. Senator Scott Brown this week regarding the nomination of Elena Kagan and the upcoming vote on the repeal of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” law. On Tuesday, Sen. Brown, who is a member of the Massachusetts National Guard, officially came out in opposition to the repeal of the law.

Sen. Brown said that it is premature to repeal the law, and that he is continuing a personal review of the policy. He says that it would not be appropriate to approve such a sweeping change in policy without assurances that a new policy would not “jeopardiz[e] the mission of our military.”

This was a very courageous decision by Sen. Brown, and he is facing significant pressure from the homosexual activists to switch his position. Please take a moment to sign our "Petition of Support" below and to call Senator Brown at his Washington, D.C. office (202.224.4543) and offer him your support for opposing the repeal. If you are a veteran or have a relative actively serving, be sure to mention that during your call.