Choosing D.C. in 1943 to the moment you can "return" to is, well, a notable choice for very obvious historic reasons. (Hint: Segregation.)
We Can Return.
‘View from the Hotel Continental, Washington D.C.’ - Circa 1943
Martin Austermuhle
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Martin Austermuhle
@maustermuhle
D.C. reporter with @NOTUSreports. Former: @51stnews, @wamu885 and @dcist. You can find me at the same username over at 🦋. Signal username: maustermuhle.09
- Wow: AG Bill Barr has reportedly intervened directly in D.C. on arrests of protesters accused of rioting. He overruled the U.S. Attorney for D.C., who said @DCPoliceDept provided no evidence to justify charges in most cases.
- I mean, it's worth noting he bought the place in 1995 for $625,000, about $1.3 million in today's dollars, and had a $500,000 mortgage. He was in private practice at the time, and his wife also worked. I wouldn't call that type of house surprising, all things considered.NEW: On a $247,000 federal salary, property records show Judge Boasberg lives in a $2.4 million house in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in D.C.
- .@wolfblitzer, please stop this. There’s a handful of comically expensive gas stations around D.C., and that you happen to live or work by one does not mean it is representative! The citywide average for regular gas this week is $3.62, about 20 cents above the national average.FYI. Gas prices today here in Washington DC.
- My 7-year-old was signing up for a school-related account and was asked to come up with a password that’s six characters long. She took this instruction VERY literally, and I love her for it:
- Incredible how no D.C. resident had ever been outside until now.Stephen Miller on DC residents: "For the first time in their lives, they can use the parks, they can walk on the streets. You have people who can walk freely at night without having to worry about being robbed or mugged. They are wearing their watches again."
00:00 - Apparently D.C. has two Capitols and a tall enough rocky hill from where a president can survey the entire National Mall.It’s Liberation Day in our Nation’s Capital.
- Replying to @maustermuhleI stand corrected: she is naming the intersection “Black Lives Matter Plaza.”
- Since @realDonaldTrump said during the debate that Dr. Anthony Fauci is a registered Democrat, I checked D.C.’s voter registry... and he’s not. That’s a commitment to non-partisanship, considering D.C.’s Democratic primary often serves as the de facto election.
- Uninformed speculation: Taylor Swift will buy the Washington Commanders and announce that she will perform at FedEx Field after all.
- I’d venture an educated guess that most people who live in D.C. would question the need for federal law enforcement officers to be patrolling M Street at night.BREAKING 🚨 The FBI and the DEA are Patrolling Georgetown in Washington DC. I LOVE THIS 👏 Shoutout to President Trump keeping his promise to make DC great and SAFE again I VOTED FOR THIS
- Per NPS: "Rock Creek has high levels of bacteria and other infectious pathogens that make swimming, wading, and other contact with the water a hazard to human (and pet) health. All District waterways are subject to a swim ban - this means wading, too!"Mother’s Day hike in Dumbarton Oaks Park with Amaryllis, Bobby, Kick, and Jackson, and a swim with my grandchildren, Bobcat and Cassius in Rock Creek.
- NEWS: For the first time, @DCAttorneyGen is suing three non-D.C. drivers for tens of thousands of dollars worth of unpaid traffic camera tickets racked up over a decade. The three drivers collectively have 226 tickets worth more than $90,000 in fines.
- I think what’s great about this video is the BMW showing in meticulous detail how a proper stop is executed.That's me driving the white Crown Vic on Blagden Ave at Allison St NW. DC has fined me $200. Should I pay or contest it?
00:00Readers added contextAccording to the DC DMV, this vehicle (Maryland license plate PG0484) was fined $100 by a stop sign camera at Blagden & Allison on 9/29/2023—not $200. prodpci.etimspayments.com/pbw/include/dc…
