Mich. (WNDU) - From local elections to that big political story on the national front.

It’s day 35 of the government shutdown, tied for America’s longest shutdown ever.

Tuesday night, we’re hearing from two local lawmakers, as the so-called finger pointing continues over which party is to blame.

Just hours ago, at a news conference on capitol hill, Michigan republican representative Tim Walberg talked about the shutdown.

He represents the fifth district, which covers part of Michiana.

Walberg had this to say about the government gridlock.

“The shutdown is also showing Americans just how far the Democrats will go to promote their out of touch agenda, even if it means holding the American people hostage for more than a month,” said Walberg. “Republicans have listened and voted to fully

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