60 Minutes Salutes Homosexuals in Uniform  Should the American
military cancel its “don't ask, don't tell” policy on
homosexuals serving in the armed forces, even in a time of war?
60 Minutes gave its opinion during its December 16 broadcast by
turning the segment into a propaganda piece for overturning the
policy.  CBS News correspondent Lesley Stahl devoted more than
10 minutes of the 12 minute segment to homosexual soldiers
talking about their own experiences with “don't ask, don't tell”
or arguments in support of allowing homosexuals to serve openly
in the United States military.  Stahl's objectivity on
homosexuality is in question.  She delivered the keynote address
at a National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association convention
in Las Vegas in 1998.  Stahl focused on Cholene Espinoza, a
former Air Force captain who left the service to live openly as
a lesbian.  Espinoza, who now works with the Servicemembers
Legal Defense Network, an organization working to allow
homosexuals to serve openly in the Uni