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WTOP
November 28, 2017
Former congressman Henry Hyde, R-Ill., died in Chicago at age 83. Former ... One year ago: President-elect Donald Trump continued to fill out his Cabinet, choosing former Goldman Sachs executive Steven Mnuchin (mih-NOO'-shin) as secretary of the Treasury Department, Georgia Rep. Tom Price to ...
The Coloradoan
November 12, 2017
I was privileged to be there as a newly elected U.S. representative of Colorado. Illinois Rep. Henry Hyde called her a living saint. He remarked, “You believe that every human being, no matter how abandoned, no matter how poor, no matter how 'useless' or 'inconvenient,' is an image of the invisible God, ...
ChicagoNow (blog)
November 10, 2017
Rep Frank claimed he didn't know his lover's daytime activities. ... Congressman Henry Hyde (R-IL) was heading up the impeachment of Bill ...
Raw Story
October 13, 2017
Former Congressman Bob Barr is best known as one of the House managers of impeachment. Barr actually ... Henry Hyde (R-IL) and Rep.
Illinois News Network
September 29, 2017
State Rep. ... “I stand strongly behind the work of former Illinois Congressman Henry Hyde,” Murphy wrote, “who passed the federal Hyde ...
Cosmopolitan.com
March 14, 2017
On March 12, Iowa Rep. .... using a quote from the late Congressman Henry Hyde, author of the Hyde ... Congressman King will drink to that!
Chicago Tribune
March 2, 2017
These words were spoken by U.S. Rep. Henry Hyde during President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial. Republican representatives, like Hyde's ...
TIME
January 31, 2017
Representative Henry Hyde was another. I was a staffer for the great Congressman Ron Dellums, a Democrat representing California's ninth ...
Mic
January 24, 2017
It is named for creator Henry Hyde, a Republican representative from Illinois who introduced the measure in ... Proposed by New Jersey Rep.
Daily Signal
October 7, 2016
“One such person who exemplifies our theme, the power of one, is Congressman Henry Hyde,” Mancini said. “He was both a Democrat and a ...
TIME
January 9, 2009
Then: Probably remembered as one of the House of Representatives' most stalwart conservatives, Illinois Republican Henry Hyde waged ...
New York Times
November 29, 2007
Representative Henry J. Hyde, left, the Judiciary Committee chairman, with Representative John Conyers Jr., right, the ranking minority ...
Columbus Parent
December 31, 1999
Former congressman Henry Hyde, R-Ill., died in Chicago at age 83. Former General Motors chief ... One year ago: President-elect Donald Trump continued to fill out his Cabinet, choosing former Goldman Sachs executive Steven Mnuchin as secretary of the Treasury Department, Georgia Rep. Tom Price to ...
Chicago Daily Observer
December 31, 1999
The man I knew for forty years as “Uncle Henry” is gone. There will not be his like in the Congress again soon. Perhaps never. Some thoughts: I hope that Congressman Rahm Emanuel has retained some portion of the innate grace from his ballet dancing past not to attend Henry's wake or funeral. But if he ...
Chicago Tribune
December 31, 1999
In a statement, Republican U.S. Rep. ... “Henry Hyde championed the rights of the unborn through the Hyde Amendment, which expressly ...
Crain's Chicago Business
July 30, 2017
... civil forfeiture laws—even the late Illinois Congressman Henry Hyde ... the one that stuck most with me was the response from U.S. Rep.
Cosmopolitan.com
March 14, 2017
On March 12, Iowa Rep. .... using a quote from the late Congressman Henry Hyde, author of the Hyde ... Congressman King will drink to that!
WGN Radio
March 6, 2017
Peter Roskam – United States Representative – State of Illinois, 6th District ... in the office of his mentor, legendary Congressman Henry Hyde.
Chicago Tribune
March 2, 2017
These words were spoken by U.S. Rep. Henry Hyde during President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial. Republican representatives, like Hyde'sÃÂ ...
TIME
January 31, 2017
Representative Henry Hyde was another. I was a staffer for the ... Wade established the legal right to abortion, Rep. Hyde sought to strip thatÃÂ ...
BillMoyers.com
January 27, 2017
For 40 years, the amendment, which has been subject to annual renewal since Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL) first proposed it in 1976, prevents the federal ... I ask because the late Congressman Henry Hyde from Illinois, whoÃÂ ...
Mic
January 24, 2017
It is named for creator Henry Hyde, a Republican representative from Illinois who introduced the measure in ... Proposed by New Jersey Rep.
ThinkProgress
September 30, 2016
Back in 1977, Rep. Henry ... That's Henry Hyde, the Illinois Representative who created the Hyde Amendment, just 4 years after Roe V. Wade.
TIME
January 9, 2009
Then: Probably remembered as one of the House of Representatives' most stalwart conservatives, Illinois Republican Henry Hyde wagedÃÂ ...
New York Times
November 29, 2007
Representative Henry J. Hyde, left, the Judiciary Committee chairman, with Representative John Conyers Jr., right, the ranking minorityÃÂ ...
Daily Signal
March 8, 2017
The Hyde Amendment, established in 1976 and named after the late Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Ill., prohibits use of federal funds for most elective abortions.
National Catholic Register (blog)
March 6, 2017
... Fr. Joseph Fessio, founder and editor of Ignatius Press; Robert George, holder of the McCormick Chair in Jurisprudence at Princeton; Representative Henry Hyde, US congressman from the Sixth District of Illinois; Adam Cardinal Maida, archbishop of ...
Chicago Tribune
March 2, 2017
Henry Hyde during President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial. Republican representatives, like Hyde's protege Rep. Peter Roskam, should take the late congressman's words to heart when considering the allegations that U.S. Attorney General Jeff SessionsÃÂ ...
Socialist Worker Online
February 28, 2017
The amendment's author, Rep. Henry Hyde knew that it would be easiest to target poor women, commenting in 1977, "I certainly would like to prevent, if I could legally, anybody having an abortion, a rich woman, a middle-class woman, or a poor woman.
Freeport Journal-Standard
February 25, 2017
Paul Simon and Rep. Henry Hyde established the Congressional bipartisan U.S. National Gambling Impact Study Commission.
Rockford Register Star
February 25, 2017
Paul Simon and Rep. Henry Hyde established the Congressional bipartisan U.S. National Gambling Impact Study Commission.
SaukValley.com
February 15, 2017
Paul Simon, D-Illinois, and U.S. Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Illinois, established the congressional bipartisan U.S. National Gambling Impact Study Commission.
Overlawyered
February 13, 2017
... Rep. Henry Hyde filed unsuccessful bill to cut off federal funding of colleges that punished students for speech otherwise protected by First Amendment [The American Interest, earlier] A new cadre of federally mandated administrators, modeled on ...
Daily Signal
February 13, 2017
The Hyde Amendment is a provision, established in 1976 by the late Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Ill., that prohibits use of federal funds for most elective abortions or related health coverage.
MyWebTimes.com
February 6, 2017
Paul Simon and the late Rep. Henry Hyde established the Congressional bipartisan U.S. National Gambling Impact Study Commission.
Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette
February 5, 2017
Paul Simon and Rep. Henry Hyde established the Congressional bipartisan U.S. National Gambling Impact Study Commission.
Drexel University The Triangle Online
February 3, 2017
He listened sympathetically to the pro-life Illinois representative, Henry Hyde. He did not abandon his other liberal positions, or cease to fight for them.
Mic
February 3, 2017
Lee said she remembers all too clearly the day that Henry Hyde, a Republican representative from Illinois, successfully passed the legislation in Congress.
TIME
January 31, 2017
Representative Henry Hyde was another. I was a staffer for the great Congressman Ron Dellums, a Democrat representing California's ninth district, when the Hyde amendment was attached to the federal budget for the first time.
Salon
January 29, 2017
For 40 years, the amendment, which has been subject to annual renewal since Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL) first proposed it in 1976, prevents the federal funding of abortions through Medicaid.
Catholic Online
January 27, 2017
It also was meant to draw attention to the actions of one man, Rep. Henry Hyde, who successfully worked to pass an amendment banning the use of federal Medicaid dollars to directly fund abortions except in cases of rape, incest, or when the life of theÃÂ ...
BillMoyers.com
January 27, 2017
For 40 years, the amendment, which has been subject to annual renewal since Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL) first proposed it in 1976, prevents the federal funding of abortions through Medicaid.
Catholic World Report
January 27, 2017
It also was meant to draw attention to the actions of one man, Rep. Henry Hyde, who successfully worked to pass an amendment banning the use of federal Medicaid dollars to directly fund abortions except in cases of rape, incest, or when the life of theÃÂ ...
National Catholic Register
January 27, 2017
Rep. Chris Smith R-N.J., co-chairman of the bipartisan Pro-Life Caucus, has joined the March for Life nearly every year since it began on Jan. 22, 1974, the first anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton decisions.
Patriot Post
January 26, 2017
This policy became known as the "Hyde Amendment," named after the late pro-life leader Rep. Henry Hyde (R-IL). It was an easy position for politicians to take because polls (here and here) have consistently found that large majorities of the American ...
Patheos (blog)
January 26, 2017
It also was meant to draw attention to the actions of one man, Rep. Henry Hyde, who successfully worked to pass an amendment banning the use of federal Medicaid dollars to directly fund abortions except in cases of rape, incest, or when the life of theÃÂ ...
Mic
January 25, 2017
US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, R-IL, listens to a reporter's question. Source: Luke Frazza/AFP.
Mic
January 25, 2017
US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, R-IL, listens to a reporter's question. Source: Luke Frazza/AFP.
Mic
January 25, 2017
US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, R-IL, listens to a reporter's question. Source: Luke Frazza/AFP.
Mic
January 25, 2017
US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, R-IL, listens to a reporter's question. Source: Luke Frazza/AFP.
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