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TELL THE DC COUNCIL: Don’t Tax Wealthy Tech Investors at a Lower Rate Than Working DC Residents

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DC’s Potential Warren Buffet Problem

Re-Appoint Dr. Gandhi as the DC Chief Financial Officer

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Final budget passes D.C. Council without increases to homeless services

The RFK Deal Should Maximize Benefits for DC Residents

In Final Budget Vote, a Lot of Disappointment

Council-Approved FY 2026 Budget Fails to Adequately Meet the Moment

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