by Matt Baume
Stephen Hill made history when he asked the Republican Presidential
candidates if they would circumvent the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell
-- and then drew boos from the audience. In that moment, Stephen's
20-year military career took a backseat to a national conversation about
Republican animosity towards LGBT service members. So, who really IS
Stephen? What's his husband Josh like, and how did they decide together
to submit that question? Why did they make the risky choice to get
married before the repeal of DADT, and what's the significance of their
awesome matching tattoos? All these questions and more shall be answered
as we meet the delightful couple behind the question that changed the
race for President.
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