Eleanor Holmes Norton: “If, in fact, you're going to possess--if a jurisdiction is going to possess marijuana, should it not at least have the…”

Making it permanent would add another $4 trillion, with a 'T, to the deficit, leading us on the path to more debt.

The policies being proposed by the former President are inflationary and would cost everyday Americans thousands of dollars each year.

Because there is no limit on how long personal information can be exploited, Congress must protect these federal employees and contractors in perpetuity.

I am outraged at the number and scope of anti-D.C. home rule riders in the bill released today.