district judge ronald layton ruled that she must be reinstated. judge layton said the government gave no compelling reason for dismissing major witt and that the application of don't ask, don't tell was not shown it further the government's interest in promoting military readiness. that was the right decision and it was amazing news for major witt. she is now working with disabled veterans in spokane, washington, but she says she is really excited to get back in the air and back to helping the troops that need her. mr. president, major witt is a true hero. her commitment to our country should be recognized and honored, but she should never have been put in this position. she has the skills, the experience, the commitment to do her job, and the fact that she is a lesbian doesn't change that one bit. mr. president, there are so many reasons to repeal don't ask, don't tell, and to do it now. this policy destroys lives. we've all heard stories like margaret's. there are thousands like it. and for every one we hear, there are so many more who suffer si