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There are 800,000 federal employees who have been shut out of working, and that impacts tens of millions of Americans.

Ninety years ago today, our nation was blessed with the arrival of the most consequential American of the twentieth century and one of the brightest lights in the history of our country.

I appreciated speaking with President Reardon today about the negative consequences of the Trump shutdown on thousands of federal employees in the National Capital Region.

Throughout my career, Senate President Miller has been a close friend and confidant.

As we welcome the start of a new session of the Maryland General Assembly, I encourage my colleagues in Annapolis to take action on the issues most important to families in Maryland, including lowering health care costs, taking action to protect the Chesapeake Bay and other vital resources, improving education and supporting our teachers, and expanding access to economic opportunity.

I’m very pleased that the state of Maryland has again received funding through the Preschool Development Grants program.

The government, as all of you know, is shut down.