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"While the residents of the District of Columbia deserve representation in the U.S. Congress, they also deserve a local government that better represents everyone who is affected by our decisions, one that truly reflects their preferences in candidates, and one that provides residents multiple avenues to affect the decisions we make every day on their behalf," Mr. Grosso said.
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"Our thinking on marijuana from a criminal justice perspective has evolved, but our thinking on marijuana from an employment perspective is stuck in the last century," Mr. Grosso said, noting that employment drug policies often affect blacks and working-class people but the leaders of businesses and organizations.
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