As the federal government shutdown surpasses forty days, Maryland lawmakers urge a swift resolution. Congressman Andy Harris advocates for a short-term funding bill, citing pressing issues like SNAP benefits, air traffic controllers, and unpaid military personnel. He anticipates a full government reopening by Thursday. Meanwhile, Maryland House Minority Whip Jesse Pippy calls for bipartisan cooperation, while Senator Chris Van Hollen and Congressman Johnny Olszewski express disappointment, with Olszewski proposing an amendment to prevent future cuts.
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