The "Don't ask, don't tell" policy initiated by President Clinton involved that Sexual orientation questions were not to be asked of potential military candidates.
The program eliminated a prohibition on homosexual service enacted during World War II. The long-standing exclusion of homosexuals from the ranks of the American military was announced to be coming to an end by Clinton.
This policy "Don't ask, don't tell" states that If they did not publicly state their sexual orientation, homosexuals could still serve in the military under this regulation.
This helped to gain support for Clinton during the elections but was also criticized by individuals due to privacy issues.
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