Alan K. dies. Simpson, the corrupt republican power of the Senate, in 93

Alan K. died. Simpson, the former former Republican Senator from Wyoming who defended immigration reforms and conservative candidates at the Supreme Court while fighting battles with women’s groups, the environment and the press, on Friday in Kodi and Yiu, who was 93 years old.

He was struggling to recover from the broken joint he kept in December statement From his family and the Buffalo Bell Center in the west, a group of museums was a member of the board of directors for a period of 56 years. The statement said that his recovery had disabled the complications of a state of frostbed to his left foot that he carried about five years ago, which requires amputation of his left leg under the knee.

Mr. Simpson, who could not be Mr. Simpson, was a member of three years, from 1979 to 1997, when school and tourists were at the exhibition, sometimes, Mr. Simpson Sinator was from three feet, from 1979 to 1997, and sometimes, sometimes, and “. Pressure groups.

The son of the former Wyoming governor and a member of the Senator in the United States, Mr. Simpson, was a teenager. He and some friends shot the mailboxes, killed a cow with rifles and set fire to an abandoned federal property. Blkm, a police officer arrested him. While no one was seriously harmful, he was imprisoned. But he was placed under two years observation and payment.

“I was a monster,” admitted in the 2009 friend summary at the United States Supreme Court, and he is asking for a second chance, such as those he obtained six decades ago, for two juveniles accused of crimes. He said that with the help of the surveillance officer, he recovered his life.

Mr. Simpson continued to win university degrees and law from the University of Wyoming, who served two years in the American army, and was a lawyer in the city in Cody, and entered politics, served 13 years in the state’s legislative council before he was elected to the Senate seat that his father kept once. Among his best friends were Dick Cheney and President George Hao Bush, who considered him to be his colleague in running in 1988. (Mr. Bush chose Senator Dan Coyle from Indiana instead).

Mr. Simpson had hate love relationships with the press. Many journalists loved his dusty humor and easy access. But his language can be rough and his dialect contempt when he attacked the media, and sometimes journalists are excreted by name. He crossed a line when Peter Arnit accused CNN being “sympathetic” for his approach to Iraq during the Persian Gulf War, and he erred in a mistake of bias in the Vietnam war because he married Vietnam’s woman.

His political positions were sometimes contradictory, or perhaps personal. Supporting abortion rights and The right -wing candidates to the United States Supreme Court who may turn against Wadi. Partnerly motivated by the friendship that was forged when the scout of a 12 -year -old boy, and called on the nation to apologize to the Japanese Americans who were trained as possible security risks during World War II.

But it could not be predicted.

“Simpson turned out to be one of the most fresh fresher that sometimes seals through the confusion of Congress and Vostian to remind that everything was not lost,” the Washington Post reported shortly after his arrival in Washington. The Senator said the paper will sometimes answer his phone. Once, when the caller asked, “Where is this slim tape?” He answered, “Speaking”.

Immigration and miscarriage

In the early eighties of the last century, Senator Simpson sponsored bills to tighten border controls and reduce the flow of illegal immigrants. Senator Simpson and actor Peter Rudwino, a democratic in New Jersey, suggested that they employ them, so the Law of illegal Foreigners in the United States did not oppose, but it is not illegal to employ them, so Senator Simpson and actor Peter Rodino, a democratic in New Jersey.

The Senate approved immigration bills in 1982, 1983 and 1985. The House of Representatives moved in 1984. But the two chambers were unable to settle the differences. Until 1986, it was not for both councils to pass the Immigration and Monitoring Law, sponsored by Senator Simpson, actors Rhodino and Romano L. Mazouli, a democratic in Kentucky. He was signed to become a law by President Ronald Reagan.

The procedure requires employers to testify to the state of the migration of their employees, and made illegal employment or recruitment of illegal immigrants knowing, and began some seasonal agricultural immigrants who were not documented, and they did not share any documented personalities, entered the country before 1982 and prepared continuously after that, did not commit any care, and paid English taxes.

Some experts called it an administrative nightmare. The subsequent reforms sponsored by Mr. Simpson and Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat Massachusetts, to accept the most skilled and learned migrants. However, the sharp rise in illegal immigration continued even after the 2001 terrorist attacks, which led to the enforcement of the most powerful borders and comprehensive national security measures.

In addition to supporting abortion rights, Mr. Simpson voted against the prohibition of miscarriage late, but he opposed federal funding for abortion except to save a woman’s life or if the pregnancy arises from the incest or rape.

Women and civil groups have incurred in hearings on the nominations of judges Robert E. Burke, David Sawyer and Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court. He supported the three, and joined the Senate assertions unanimously for three other candidates for Rigan: Sandra Day Occon in 1981, and Antonin Scalia in 1986 and Anthony Kennedy in 1988.

In 1987, Mr. Simpson was one of the most powerful supporters of the Judge Burke Judicial Committee, who considered the belief that the constitution should be interpreted according to the intent of its indigenous founders by women’s groups, as an indication that in the Supreme Court, he would vote to reverse the historic decision of 1973 in the ROE V case. Wade, and they legalize the rights of compulsion.

He presented a letter delivered by Senator Kennedy, entitled “Robert Burka, America”, a set of negative photos, including “a land in which women will be forced into rear abortion”, but it was rejected by the supporters of Judge Burke as a distortion. However, fears that Judge Burke will reduce the rights of blacks of blacks and women invented a national cry, and the Senate refused to nominate, from 58 to 42.

Thomas sessions

In 1990, Mr. Simpson once again became a ghoul for women’s groups in hearings on President Bush’s candidate for the Supreme Court, Judge Souter, from the New Hampshire Court. The National Women and NAACP organization strongly opposed its candidacy. Mr. Simpson called so closed groups that “you could not change them if you threw them on a cliff in Buffalo Rumb.” Judge Supreme 90-9 was confirmed.

Senator Simpson’s position with women achieved another blow in 1991 when, and defended another Bush candidate, Judge Thomas, joined an anti -Anita Hill attack, who witnessed that the judge had sexual harassment in two government agencies. Mr. Simpson called an incentive for what he called the degrading correspondence about Mrs. Hill.

He read a loud statement from a public prosecutor who indicates that Mrs. Hill could be fake, but he refused to publicly launch any of the messages. Civil rights groups and women were angry, but Judge Thomas was confirmed from 52 to 48.

In a 2018 telephone interview from Cody for this obituary, Mr. Simpson was asked about the reason, as he generally supported giving women options in abortion, he supported candidates for the Supreme Court who may have voted against Roe V. Wade.

He replied, “I did not give it.” “I knew these people. I was not thinking about the nuances. I wanted people in court regardless of ideologies. I wanted reliable public officials with minds.”

Mr. Simpson did not seek his re -election in 1996. Former presidential assistant David Gergin said, in a review of the New York Times, that Mr. Simpson justified justified that he had often painted in the harsh cartoon by the press.

“Alan Simpson was a more valuable public employee than his critics recognized,” said Mr. Girghan. He actively worked to create alliances from the two parties that conveyed important legislation through Congress. His personal friendships and humor were part of the glue that kept the place together. Unlike most of his critics, he had mistakes. “

Thinking about his career in the Senate in the obituary interview, Mr. Simpson said: “It was a real journey from the surface.

Political ratios

Alan Koi Simpson was born in Denver on September 2, 1931, and he is the youngest of Meldard and Luruna Koy (clarification of Koi) Simpson, whose ancestors were Dutch. His father was the ruler of Wyoming from 1955 to 1959 and a member of the Senate in the United States from 1962 to 1967.

As a scout boy in 1943, Alan visited the American Japanese scouts whose families were trained during World War II near Rallston and Yu. Behind the fences carrying 13,000 people, most of them women and children, Alan met, Norman Y. Minitta, 12 years old. After years, their friendship was renewed because Mr. Minita became a member of the Democratic Congress and the Minister of Transport during the era of President George W. Bush.

He became the older brother of Mr. Simpson, Peter K. Simpson, historian, director and professor at the University of Wyoming, the state legislator from 1981 to 1984, and the 1986 Republican candidate for the ruler.

After adolescents managed with the law, Alan graduated from the Cody High School in 1949 and from the University of Wyoming in Larami in 1954.

That year, he married his university girlfriend, Ann Shoura. They had three children: William, Colin and Susan. Colin and Peter Simpson are among the survivors. The full information about the survivors was not immediately available.

Mr. Simpson was in the army in 1955-1956 and graduated from the Faculty of Law in 1958. He joined a law firm, and was a lawyer for a decade ago and the Wi-Mingle Project from 1964 to 1977.

From 1997 to 2000, Mr. Simpson taught John Kennedy College of Government at Harvard University, then returned to Wyoming to practice the law.

In 2010, President Barack Obama registered him and the former chief of staff of President Bill Clinton, as a participant in a two -party independent committee that proposed 4 trillion dollars in spending discounts and tax increases in overcoming the escalating federal deficit. Mr. Obama did not support recommendations, but most of them relied on a 10 -year deficit plan.

Mr. Simpson has long been a long -standing gay rights, including gay marriage. He became a supporter of the amendment of the constitution to cancel the Federal Elections Committee against citizens, which is the decision of the Supreme Court for the year 2010, which prohibited the government, according to the guarantees of the first amendment freedom, from limiting spending on the political campaign by companies, labor unions and other groups.

Mr. Simpson, at a funeral of George Herpeter Bush in Washington in 2018, recalled that they met in 1962, when their parents were members of the Senate. They remained close friends.

Mr. Simpson said: “The most appropriate and honorable person I met at all was my friend George Bush,” said Mr. Simpson. “One of the nobles in nature. His presidency, perhaps just one message, the message” to “loyalty. I wandered through his blood. Loyalty to his country, his family loyalty, the loyalty of his friends, the loyalty of government institutions and always always a friend of his friends.”

The death of Mr. Simpson sparked a statement issued by former President George W. Bush, who praised Mr. Simpson, “The sincere friendship and the sharp feeling of humor.”

He added: “When my father proves in the National Cathedral, Alan said,” Those who travel on the highway in humility in Washington, DC, are not bothering them with thick traffic. “