THE HEROIN OVERDOSE OF MICHAEL SIMPSON OF THE DC OFFICE OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE

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THE HEROIN OVERDOSE OF MICHAEL SIMPSON

OF THE

DC OFFICE OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE

 

 

Recently, a Michael Simpson who worked at the DC Office of Campaign Finance for around twenty (20) years passed away but what voters did not know is, Mr. Simpson was a “Heroin Addict”, had been unsuccessful in dealing with his addiction these past twenty (20) years, his superiors at the DC OCF were very much aware of his ongoing use and treatment for Heroin, he was seen often slipping in and out of a private treatment program near the George Washington University Hospital area but still using until he was rushed one day to the hospital after overdoing.

 

Sadly, Mr. Simpson’s last trip to the hospital for abusing Heroin finally took him down.

 

Mr. Simpson is/was not the only District worker heavily addicted to drugs and this is why the U.S. Congress needs to mandate that Mayor Adrian Fenty, all members of the DC City Council and all DC government workers be required to take yearly and random drug tests.

 

How many DC government workers are addicted to or using controlled substance is unknown but it is estimated to be at least 1 of every 7 workers.

 

Both the United States Senate and the United States House of Representatives have oversight power over all matters of the District of Columbia.

 

Oversight of the District of Columbia entails approval of any law passed by the Government of the District of Columbia, our budget and more.

 

If you wish to influence Congress' votes on the District of Colunbia, you can write the follow members of Congress as I do and lobby often against granting DC a vote, to abolish Home Rule and other matters:

 

 

Democrats

Rep. Danny K. Davis

Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton

Rep. John P. Sarbanes

Rep. Elijah E. Cummings

Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich

Rep. Wm. Lacy Clay

Rep. Stephen F. Lynch

Sen. Daniel K. Akaka

Sen. Carl Levin

Sen. Thomas R. Carper

Sen. Mark L. Pryor

 

Republicans

Rep. Kenny Marchant

Rep. John M. McHugh

Rep. John L. Mica

Rep. Darrell E. Issa

Rep. Jim Jordan

Sen. George V. Voinovich

Sen. Ted Stevens

Sen. John Warner