Prop 8 trial: Defense witness admits DOMA shows bias By The Associated sweet wives want sex Press 8:45am EST (San -) The federal laws that prevent gays from serving openly in the military and the government from recognizing same-sex relationships are examples of “legally enforced discrimination,” a political scientist testified in a federal trial challenging California’s ban on marriages. The assertion by Claremont McKenna College professor Miller came as he was being cross-examined Monday on his testimony that gays in California enjoy substantial political power as a result of nearly unanimous support from high-ranking elected officials, labor unions, newspapers, corporations and progressive religious groups. “Is there any other minority you can identify that is discharged from the military when they are doing a perfectly good job just because somebody discovers their status?” asked Boies, a lawyer for two same-sex couples suing to overturn the state’s marriage ban, known as Proposition 8. FULL STORY: