enshrinement

Through it all, and with great public support, he kept hoping for reinstatement and Hall of Fame enshrinement.

His lifelong dedication to helping underprivileged and at-risk children was at least as responsible for his enshrinement and for the many humanitarian awards he received.

The longtime West Virginia senator made that clear in May, when he reregistered as an independent, a final enshrinement of his legacy as either a reliable “centrist” check on Democratic overreach from a red state or a uniquely annoying media-hungry bloodsucker eager to protect one of the more sinister dossiers of donor money on Capitol Hill.

Wade, ending the federal enshrinement of abortion rights in America.

The enshrinement ceremonies will be June 6-9.