As the District continues to push for greater home rule - full
control of their own local affairs - some members of Congress
continue to dabble in those local affairs.   WASHINGTON (WUSA 9)
-- It's an old fight with new players. Congress has jurisdiction
over the District, with final say on everything from the budget
to local laws. Meanwhile, D.C. has no vote in Congress.   It has
been called "bullying" by Mayor Vincent Gray. D.C. Congresswoman
Eleanor Holmes Norton referred to the actions by her fellow
congressmen as those befitting a "tyrant".  It's the so called
"meddling" by Congress in local affairs that has so many in the
District crying foul.  "They should have no role," said former
D.C. Attorney General Peter Nickles. "In my view, these
Congressmen who include themselves in local matters are just
looking for publicity."  Mid-stride in decriminalizing
marijuana, the District was recently tripped up by Andy Harris
(R-MD) who introduced a bill in Congress prohibiting the
District from using taxpayer doll