Again the policy change wasn’t made to increase readiness or anything else.   If they were increasing readiness rather than playing political games great.     But you don’t play politics with the military and have it turn out well.    

My standard from day one has been if you meet the standards you’re in.   You don’t meet the standards you’re out.   

But the POLICY implemented at the last second should not ‘automatically’ be upheld when a president reverts to a very longstanding and tested policy.   Even if I disagreed with the policy the court should give deference to the longstanding policy over the hastily thought out and not implemented yet policy.    And yes those members in the military that are transgender are STILL in violation of policy and have been the entire time.   And no they can’t claim they didnt know.