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Hyde, who was the ranking member of the International Relations Committee at the time, responded on the record by stating:
**QQ**There are things in the Constitution that have been overtaken by events, by time. Declaration of war is one of them. There are things no longer relevant to a modern society. Why declare war if you don**Q**t have to? We are saying to the President, use your judgment. So, to demand that we declare war is to strengthen something to death. You have got a hammerlock on this situation, and it is not called for. Inappropriate, anachronistic, it isn**Q**t done anymore.**QQ**
Besides the obvious contempt he showed for the founding document he swore an oath to 16 times while in public office, Hyde also supported many a gun control bill during his 32 years as a Congressman.
In other words, Hyde enjoyed a long career doing to the Constitution and Bill of Rights what is displayed in the graphic associated with this article.