Now, Mr. Speaker, we have had the D.C. bill on the floor before. We know the Nation's capital has a special relationship with the Federal Government. We have in this bill the funding, the assistance from the Federal Government to help the District of Columbia get some problems squared away, attacking the link between crime and drugs, incentives for the adoption of young people that currently are stuck for years in foster homes, incentives for the downsizing of the government in the District of Columbia.
Ernest Istook: “Now, Mr. Speaker, we have had the D.C. bill on the floor before. We know the Nation's capital has a special relationship…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the appropriations bill related to the District of Columbia and its funding needs.
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