Bill Clinton promised to lift the official ban on gays and lesbians serving in the military if he were elected, but
a. the Joint Chiefs of Staff lifted the ban before he had the chance to.
b. he instead settled with a compromise "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
c. the Pentagon decided the traditional policy could not be modified in any significant way.
d. the Democratic National Committee insisted that he detach himself from the issue.
e. he instead referred the question to a bipartisan committee of members of Congress.
Answer: B
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