OK. Well, what little I have read says what I said in my post (part "B"). "Don't Say Gay" is catchy, but the articles I have read (NYT...horrors!) say words to the effect of "the bill known as 'don't say gay'...", but then digs deeper into the provisions and the support/opposition to those provisions. You can't just skim the headlines and expect to understand the details.

All media (legit or not) often encapsulates an issue with something catchy. Like "Star Wars" (SDI). "Don't Say Gay". "Don't Ask Don't Tell". If you don't read past that, you get the wrong impression. Which is why I don't like it when they do that. It's not like you're trying to simplify complex scientific concepts so a lay-person can understand. It's policy, and is usually straightforward to understand if you just read it.

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