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On whom did we rely up on Capitol Hill? There were many stalwarts: Henry Hyde, elected in 1974; Dick Cheney, elected in 1978, the same year as Gingrich; Dan Burton and Connie Mack, elected in 1982; and Tom DeLay, elected in 1984, were among the leaders.
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President Clinton's political prowess and brilliance, as Washington Post associate editor David Maraniss pointed out on Sunday's Post op-ed page. He knew he had met more than his match. Later in Clinton's presidency, he masterminded the House...
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And I’m very proud to endorse him." VOICEOVER: "Today conservatives are supporting Mitt Romney because he shares their values: the sanctity of life, the sacredness of marriage, and the importance of the family." MARY ANN GLENDON: "The pro-life movement...
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MARY ANN GLENDON: “The pro-life movement has worked so hard for so many years in the effort to change people’s hearts and minds on the life issues. That like Ronald Reagan, like Henry Hyde, Mitt Romney should be welcomed as a great success story for...
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VOICEOVER: “Founder of Women Affirming Life Mary Ann Glendon said:” MARY ANN GLENDON: “The pro-life movement has worked so hard for so many years in the effort to change people’s hearts and minds on the life issues. That like Ronald Reagan, like Henry...
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State. She’s used in the ad as a validator on abortion. Identified as the founder of Women Affirming Life, here’s what Glendon says: “The pro-life movement has worked so hard for so many years in the effort to change people’s hearts and minds on the...
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Garrow says the problem is that the term "some abortions" is "knowingly avoiding the fact that the measure that Gingrich supported, sponsored by well-known, anti-abortion, right-to-life Congressman Henry Hyde would have had the effect of removing...
About Henry Hyde
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Henry John Hyde (April 18, 1924 – November 29, 2007), an American politician, was a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from 1975 to 2007, representing the 6th District of Illinois, an area of Chicago's northwestern suburbs which included O'Hare International Airport. He chaired the Judiciary Committee from 1995 to... Full Article
