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Trump vows to revitalize DC while warring with Washington workforce - Washington Examiner

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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has pledged to work with President Trump to bring federal workers back to the office five days a week.

Trump is expected to issue an executive order looking to increase penalties for crimes and clear homeless encampments.

Democrats have protested outside of federal office buildings, including the Treasury Department , Labor Department , Capitol, Department of Education and U.S. Agency for International Development .

“That’s what democracy is all about.” While that type of language may not play well with the workforce in Washington , it is likely to remain popular in the rest of the country regardless of the impact on the local economy, argues Republican strategist John Feehery . “Pick your enemies carefully,” he said. “The federal bureaucracy is a smart enemy to fight with. Most Americans have no idea what goes on in those buildings or why they are paying for it.”.

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