Bowser defends DC Home Rule

Republicans renew effort to repeal DC’s home rule with Bowser Act under new trifecta
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) introduced the Bracing Oversight to Washington and Safety to Every Resident Act, or the BOWSER Act, which would end D.C.’s home rule. The Home Rule Act gives the District of Columbia autonomy from the federal government in governing its affairs,
DC home rule would be reversed under a bill just introduced in Congress: The BOWSER Act
Legislation proposed by two Republican members of Congress would strip the D.C. government of its powers – including the mayor and D.C. Council.
DC Home Rule under threat after BOWSER Act introduced in Congress
Utah Senator Mike Lee and Tennessee Representative Andy Ogles introduced a bill last week that could strip Washington, D.C. of its ability to govern itself.
Legislation that would repeal DC's Home Rule named after Mayor Muriel Bowser
If the BOWSER Act passes, D.C.'s Home Rule Act would be repealed a year later. The congressmen said the legislation is due to the mayor and city council failing to prevent violent crime, corruption and alleged voting by non-citizens.
Republican lawmakers propose bill to end DC’s home rule
Two Republican members of Congress have proposed a bill to end D.C.’s home rule, taking a jab at the city’s mayor in its name.
Republicans introduce bill to repeal D.C.’s home rule
Two Republican congressmen have proposed stripping the District’s mayor and its city council of their governing authority and placing Congress back in charge of the federal city.
Bowser defends DC Home Rule as Congress moves to repeal it
D.C.'s mayor is responding to a proposed bill that aims to repeal Home Rule in the district and could strip the powers of the D.C. government if passed. FOX 5's Lili Zheng has the story.
Republican Congressmembers reintroduce push to repeal DC self-governance
Two Republican congressmen reintroduced legislation this week to revoke D.C. home rule. Utah Senator Mike Lee and Representative Andy Ogles (TN-05) introduced the
Home rule is under threat again. This time it’s different.
With Republicans in charge, D.C.’s governance is in its most vulnerable position in half a century.
Lawmakers propose legislation to revoke District of Columbia's Home Rule Act
(The Center Square) – Legislation has been introduced in Congress to repeal the District of Columbia’s Home Rule Act. U.S.