A key Congressman is raising his eyebrow at D.C.’s plans to increase awareness about its taxation-without-representation plight.
Federal law forbids the District to spend any money on lobbying for statehood. For U.S. Rep. Joe Knollenberg, R-Mich., the District’s plan for a $1 million voting rights advertising blitz flirts with the wrong side of the law.
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