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I think that's true to a point but taking away the economic issues will still not make this a much bigger issue which touches every single person in America, it would only touch those who are in or are part of an active military family.
That is quite an assumption. It's seen by many as a civil rights issue. Furthermore, this is being challenged in the courts which likely means that if it wins on appeal and then ties in the Supreme Court, that the policy will be repealed immediately, and the military will have to implement it without any preparation. The legal challenges will bring it to the forefront in the coming two years.