A conservative military watchdog isn't surprised House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would tell a gathering of radical homosexual activists that the ban on homosexuals serving in the military will be a "memory by the end of this year."

Politico.com reports that Speaker Pelosi (D-California) was recently honored by the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund at its tenth annual Gay & Lesbian Leadership Awards, where two openly homosexual members of Congress, Barney Frank (D-Massachusetts) and Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin), along with a veritable who's-who of other radical homosexual activists, were in attendance.

The San Francisco Democrat vowed to continue the fight to repeal the 1993 law, which says that homosexuality is not compatible with military service but has been often been confused with Bill Clinton's more lenient "don't ask, don't tell" directive that was never approved by Congress. Despite the failure of lawmakers to repeal the ban before their pre-election recess, Pelosi stated that the ban will be a "memory by the end of this year"...