gay marrrriage will become institutionalized and accepted and people will wonder, in 20 years, whattue? it is reflected in the military. >> there is a lot of literature novels plays in which the expulsion of gays in the military comes up. it is alwayays a tragigic occurrence. here we have young people who ar putting their lives on the line. it is just that they should not be purged for their private lives. >> >>to the united states military is thehe best example of racial nondiscrimination in our society. that has been where one is prpromoted on the basis of one's marrge, not discrimination. in that tration thank goodness leon panetta was there someone who had worn the uniform himself as an army officer.

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whatt what are the chances of getting any republican help in the house? >> i don't think it will be much. i think they'll go for some of the payroll tax cuts and maybe some of the others, which i think need to be included in a broader package. but if we don't have infrastructure spending, if we don't pump money into the economy -- the building trades, there's a 20% unemployment in the trades. put these people to work. we have a $2 trillion to $3 trillion -- we have a $2 trillion to $3 trillion infrastructure deficit. we've got work that needs to get done. we've got people that want to go to work. and they're ohioans. we drive around the roads, i think everybody can agree, we could use a little bit of money to get these roads paved around here, and that's what it would do. >> senator brown, what do you say to those people who say it's just more spending? >> well, i say we've got to invest. i'm concerned about the budget deficit in this country, but i'm concerned about infrastructure deficit. i'm concerned about community colleges, what we're doing sending

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