The two lawmakers found themselves on the same side, both advocating for an end to pandemic-era remote work for federal employees.
Comer’s initial intent with the Show Up Act wasn’t exactly to revitalize downtown D.C. — Republicans have mostly argued federal agencies are more efficient in person.
There wasn’t much bipartisanship Wednesday, as Democrats overwhelmingly opposed the legislation. Other House Democrats in the national capital region, including Reps. Don Beyer and Steny H. Hoyer , said they did not support the bill, describing it as an attack on federal workers that would not make agencies more effective.
Biden had previously signaled an intent to bring the federal workforce back to the office in person last year, but the White House has not released a position on Comer’s legislation,
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