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Frustrated lawmakers say lack of trust is making it harder to end the government shutdown

The shutdown stalls due to disputes over health care subsidies and funding safeguards, risking missed paychecks for active-duty military by Oct. 15, lawmakers warn.

  • Lawmakers, including Brad Schneider, are seeking ways to end the government shutdown that has affected federal employees, but trust issues complicate negotiations.
  • Sen. Chris Coons stated that effective negotiation requires more than just a handshake in the current political environment.
  • Senate Majority Leader John Thune noted that Republicans insist on voting to reopen the government before discussing healthcare issues.
  • Matt Glassman remarked that the president's use of rescissions is intensifying partisanship in budget negotiations.
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Senators struggle to find a way forward as government shutdown enters ninth day

Senators are laboring to find a way to reopen the government but found themselves struggling to overcome a fundamental lack of trust between the two parties.

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