For instance, signed a hate into law, expanded benefits for partners of State Department employees and ended the ban on HIV-positive persons from visiting the United States. He referenced families with “two fathers” in his Father’s Day proclamation last week and devoted 38 words of his State of the Union address to repealing “don’t ask, don’t tell,” the ban on gays serving openly in the military. “There’ve been some mixed signals from his staff from time to time, but at the end of the day we’re on the path toward repeal,” said Sarvis, the executive director of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, which is trying to end the military ban. “Initially, we saw the president and his team were a bit cautious and measured, I think in large part because they didn’t want to repeat the mistakes of the administration. That was understandable. But we’re past that,” he said. There’s reason for the frustration. Obama’s campaign pledged to repeal “don’t ask, don’t tell,” yet that goal remains years away. His Justice Department invoked in a legal brief defending the traditional definition of marriage, prompting some donors last year to boycott the Democratic National Committee. And just last week, a committee at his Health and Human Services Department recommended the nation retain its policy barring men from donating blood. “Two wars, a financial crisis, now an oil spill, plus a fundamental unwillingness to act boldly on rights, have rendered agenda-less on this issue,” said Socarides, who advised on policies. Obama’s allies say the small-bore changes are the best activists can despite Democrats controlling the White House, the Senate and the House.

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