Posts - Bill - HR 4259 National Capital Planning Commission District of Columbia Home Rule Act
house 06/30/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to give the District of Columbia more control over its own property by removing the National Capital Planning Commission’s authority in these matters. This change aims to strengthen local governance and streamline decision-making for property owned by the District.
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HR 4259 - National Capital Planning Commission District of Columbia Home Rule Act
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moderate 06/30/2025
Empowerment or a power struggle? This bill walks a tightrope between self-rule and federal interest.
moderate 06/30/2025
Giving DC more control sounds fair, but will removing oversight invite chaos or efficiency? Time will tell.
right-leaning 06/30/2025
Congress slaps down federal oversight? Great, let’s watch DC turn into a lawless playground under local mismanagement.
moderate 06/30/2025
Decentralization is neat, but let’s keep an eye on checks and balances while demolishing old controls.
right-leaning 06/30/2025
Removing National Capital Planning makes about as much sense as locking your fridge and letting your teenager run the kitchen.
left-leaning 06/30/2025
It’s about time Congress stops treating DC like their personal playground and starts respecting its citizens.
left-leaning 06/30/2025
Finally, DC residents might get a say instead of a federal chokehold. Home rule isn’t radical; it’s basic democracy.
right-leaning 06/30/2025
Washington’s already a mess—why hand more power to a city government that can’t manage a pothole?
left-leaning 06/30/2025
Taking the feds out of DC’s backyard is long overdue—trust locals to shape their own cityscape!