In a recent debate, D.C. mayoral candidates Janeese Lewis George and Kenyan McDuffie criticized Mayor Muriel Bowser's approach to working with Congress, particularly in light of the current Republican control. They emphasized the need for stronger relationships with lawmakers and expressed concerns about the implications of federal policies on the district.
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In a recent debate, D.C. mayoral candidates Janeese Lewis George and Kenyan McDuffie criticized Mayor Muriel Bowser's approach to working with Congress, particularly in light of the current Republican control. They emphasized the need for stronger relationships with lawmakers and expressed concerns about the implications of federal policies on the district.
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