school could also comply with its anti-discrimination policy, a policy that was meant to protect all of the students on our campus, including the gay and lesbian students who might very much want to serve in the military, who might very much want to do that most honorable kind of service that a person can do for her country. >> i would think that that's a legitimate concern, and people can disagree about that, and i respect your view on that. what i'm having difficult with is why you would take the steps of treating the military in a second class way, to speak to rallies, to send out e-mails, to immediately, without legal basis, because the solomon amendment was never at any time, not enforced as a matter of law, why you would do all of those things simply to deny what congress required, that they have equal access as anyone else. >> senator, the military at all times during my deanship had