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Henry Hyde: “Only if in their judgment the public safety is endangered. Surely the gentleman does not want the public safety…”

On the recordFebruary 13, 1995
Only if in their judgment the public safety is endangered. Surely the gentleman does not want the public safety endangered by any group that is picketing.
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Henry Hyde
Illinois

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Discussing public safety concerns related to picketing.

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