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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]650 more high paying jobs going across the river.  This  whole government needs to be recalled.

https://wtop.com/business-finance/2024/02/costar-group-buys-rosslyn-building-moves-dc-headquarters-across-the-river/[/quote]

Bowser and the Council will hunt impose an income tax surcharge on higher income DC residents.  While they lower office building assessments, they will be raising residential assessments through the roof.[/quote]

Oof. The finances are going to be BRUTAL. And people are still dicking around weakening the crime bill, slowing the votes and appointing murderers to the Sentencing Commission and making it part of Secure DC that the Council appointee must always have been incarcerated. It's a clear signal from the Chair, no less. Matt "no paper" Graves exhorted them to "send a message" and "stop the revolving door" with their appointment. They ran the city off a cliff in good times, NO WAY are they up for the challenges now in play. [/quote]

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