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    Only language written directly into the bills would prevent government funding of abortions -- but such language has been blocked by the Democratic chairmen of five congressional committees, with White House cooperation, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is refusing to allow the House to even vote on adding a true Hyde Amendment to the health care bill." "I worked with Henry Hyde and personally treasure the legacy of respect he left for women and the unborn ... He would be appalled to see his name used to defend the greatest expansion of government support for abortion on-demand since Roe v. Wade. I encourage Americans to get the facts at http://www.stophyding.com/, and then use that information to contact Congress and the President, and tell them to stop hiding behind Henry Hyde." Copyright © LifeSiteNews.com. Full Article at LifeSite.net
    I worked with Henry Hyde and personally treasure the legacy of respect he left for women and the unborn ... He would be appalled to see his name used to defend the greatest expansion of government support for abortion on-demand since Roe v. Wade. I encourage Americans to get the facts at http://www.stophyding.com/, and then use that information to contact Congress and the President, and tell them to stop hiding behind Henry Hyde.
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago
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Hiding Behind Hyde: More "Deception" and "Smokescreens" from the White ...
  1. Gibb's statement is one more proof, if any more were needed, that the White House is actively engaged in a political smuggling operation -- an attempt to achieve funding of elective abortion by the federal government, cloaked in smokescreens of contrived language and outright deception.
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago
  2. There are no plans under health reform to revoke the existing prohibition on using federal taxpayer dollars for abortions.
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago
  3. Well, I don't want to get me in trouble at church, but I would mention there's a law that precludes the use of federal funds for abortion that isn't going to be changed in these health care bills.
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago
  4. All this dodging, weaving, and obfuscation by abortion advocates needs to stop.
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago
  5. No matter how many times the President and his allies repeat it, the Hyde Amendment will not protect the taxpayer from government-funded abortion on-demand in health care
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago
  6. has been voted down five times, three times in the House and twice in the Senate just last week
    SOURCE: LifeSite.net 1 month ago

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