
Judge Orders Defense Dept To Say Where On The Doll The Trans Service Members Hurt Them
Nowhere. The answer is nowhere.
Nowhere. The answer is nowhere.
Following orders is optional according to Judge O'Connor.
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Jeh C. Johnson, General Counsel of the Department of Defense, can be described as one of the most powerful and influential lawyers in the entire federal government. Our very own David Lat had the pleasure of interviewing him.