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House Republicans yesterday voted to overturn two bills that had been passed by the D.C. Council

that would allow non-citizens to vote in local elections and go even softer on criminals.

In Congress lady Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, she is not happy about it.

In direct contradiction of their quote-unquote conservative values of small government

and defending freedom have decided to expand the jurisdiction of this body to metal into the business of D.C. residents.

The D.C. City Council has the right to determine its policies for D.C. residents.

And if any member of this body does not like that, they can feel free to change their registration,

resign their post, and run for D.C. City Council.

Now, AOC says lots of things that are not true, but very often the false things that she says are false

because they are exaggerations or selective interpretations or imaginative predictions.

In this case though, what AOC said is just perfectly, precisely, easily demonstrably wrong.

The D.C. City Council does not have the right to determine the policies for D.C. residents.

Congress does have that right, and that right doesn't come from some obscure section of the U.S. Code or some little known court decision.

It is laid out explicitly in the Constitution, Article 1, Section 8, quote,

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