Despite the caption, she isn't DC City Council, she is the DC non-voting representative to Congress. And to think, if many in DC (and Democrats everywhere) get their way, she'll have an actual vote in Congress
Oh, did anyone else notice in the video her other response to the gun supporters in the audience: "I don't know where you came from"...So it seems that in her mind, no DC resident can
really be from DC and be pro-gun. Of course that is after saying it was "very few of you" despite quite a bit of sound coming from the gun rights supporters. Oh, and we are making "common cause with the NRA" (a statement meant to marginalize us). So, we are in the pocket of some big political giant (not grassroots), there are very few of us even when there are more than enough to drown her out (so we are a small marginalized group that doesn't represent anyone), and we must not be from around here ("I don't know where you came from"). Last, anyone else just
love the condescending and lecturing tone and body language she was using, kind of like how a teacher may talk to a kindergartener they are correcting after a behavior issue.
Seriously, I've spent 20 years here now, right up against DC and Maryland.
You cross the border, and all of a sudden, everyone turns into a complete jerk.
You run into fewer jerks in Virginia...
Well, Southerners have a reputation for politeness. There is an old saying about us here in MD: we have the work ethic of the South and the manners of the North (or something to that effect). DC, well, it is a major city (the capital city of the U.S.) caught up in its own importance. People don't go to NYC, London, Paris, Moscow, etc. expecting polite treatment, whey would DC be any different?