On the recordFebruary 28, 2022
Republicans did so even though the District residents not only pay the same Federal taxes, but the highest per capita in the United States, more than 27 states.
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congress.govRepublicans did so even though the District residents not only pay the same Federal taxes, but the highest per capita in the United States, more than 27 states.
Norton highlights D.C. residents' tax contributions to argue for equitable treatment.
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