This breaks my heart. Congressman Henry Hyde was an eloquent and passionate advocate for America’s unborn babies. The Hyde Amendment prevented your tax dollars from funding Medicaid abortions, saving two-and-a-half million lives so far. I knew the Congressman and looked up to him. Eventually he retired from congress and passed away. A few years after his death the DuPage County Board renamed its courthouse calling it the Henry J. Hyde Judicial Office Facility. That is until pro-abortion Deb Conroy, chair of the County Board, with the help of her Democrat colleagues, stripped Henry’s name from the building. She said it was because of his pro-life efforts in Congress. Some have called it a petty and vindictive move. Politics can be vicious.
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Politics Can be Vicious
Bradley Mattes | March 05, 2025
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