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Frustrated lawmakers say lack of trust is making it harder to end the government shutdown — Kevin Cramer | ChamberLight
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A government shutdown has entered its ninth day as leaders from both parties remain deadlocked over health care subsidies and executive spending powers. While Republicans proposed a delayed vote on funding, Democrats rejected the offer citing a significant lack of trust in the administration.
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