分组1 - The current government shutdown is seen as a significant choke point for the economy, particularly affecting air traffic and government services [1][2] - The House has previously voted to keep the government open, and there is pressure on the Senate to follow suit to avoid further disruptions [2][4] - The American Federation of Government Employees is advocating for a clean continuing resolution (CR) to end the shutdown, indicating a potential shift in Senate votes [3][4] 分组2 - Discussions are ongoing regarding the structure of a new CR, with suggestions to fund the government through the first quarter of the next year [5][6] - The House Freedom Caucus is advocating for a longer-term CR until December of the following year, indicating a preference for stability over short-term solutions [8] - There is an expectation that negotiations on appropriations bills could resume by the end of January, with a possibility of a year-long CR for unresolved bills [9]