Marion Barry’s fall from power in Washington, DC
The 1990s power shift in the capital stripped Mayor Marion Barry and the City Council of most authority as Congress created a Financial Control Board to rescue DC finances. Critics blame Barry for earlier mismanagement and acknowlege his enduring political impact amid protests and racial tensions.
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The Smiths on Capitol Hill A Power Named Smith
A US Senate and House census of the surname Smith shows 126 Washington departures since 1777 and eight Smiths in Congress. The piece notes the name’s popularity, limited differentiation among lawmakers, and the quirks of a common label in politics.
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Nick Smith
R-Mich
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Texas
Bob Smith
Linda Smith
R-Wash
Robert Smith
R-N.h
Gordon Smith
John W. Smith
University of Michigan
John Smith
Galen Dakota Smith
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