💨 Abstract
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson explained that Gov. Wes Moore's hiring freeze allows state agencies some discretion for necessary hires. Ferguson expressed concern over potential Medicaid cuts, noting they may lead to increased emergency room visits and higher costs for the public. Meanwhile, House Minority Leader Jason Buckel blamed Democrats for the potential impact of federal spending cuts, while House Minority Whip Jesse Pippy supported Trump's spending relief efforts. State lawmakers will monitor the federal spending bill's progress.
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