On the recordNovember 13, 2019
All the District of Columbia is asking is that you get out of their business so that we can deal with our business alone.
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congress.govAll the District of Columbia is asking is that you get out of their business so that we can deal with our business alone.
Norton advocates for D.C. statehood and criticizes Republican opposition.
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