Majority of Americans Believe Future of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Should be Left Up to Military Commanders, Zogby Poll Finds

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Fifty-nine (59) percent of Americans think military leaders, rather than Congress, should be making the decision about the military policy on homosexuality, according to a poll released Tuesday by the Family Research Center. The Zogby International telephone survey, which was conducted May 17, asked 2,063 people:

"As pertains to homosexuals openly serving in the military, do you believe this decision is best made by military leaders or Congress?"

Only 21 percent said Congress should make the decision --

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