Jamie Raskin actually said...

"It`s a national issue now. People understand that there are 712,000 taxpaying draftable U.S. citizens who live in Washington who paid a lot more in taxes than people in North Dakota or South Dakota pa..."

"when the National Labor Relations Act was passed back in the 1930's, that domestic workers were specifically excluded from the ability to organize under the Wagner Act."

"Take the word of the former Delegate from D.C., my colleague Eleanor Holmes Norton's predecessor, who had opposed statehood and recognized the constitutional problem."

"But there's a national political logic for it, too, because the Senate has become the principal obstacle to social progress across a whole range of issues."