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As Mr. Sessions noted, the association itself published an open letter saying that its "tiny membership, meager budget, and lack of any office space" made its capabilities nearly nil.
EDITORIAL: Kagan and Shariah →
"Don't Ask, Don't Tell was created and implemented by President Clinton," he said. "Where was her outrage during the five years she served in the Clinton White House? ... Instead of taking a stand in Washington, Ms. Kagan waited until she got to Harvard and stood in the way of devoted, hardworking military recruiters."
