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Good Monday morning. Welcome to the biggest week (or so) of the year in Florida politics. Clearly, the ongoing federal government shutdown (and everything it entails) will be a significant backdrop.

From farm production to flood insurance and lost GDP, the Democrats' shutdown is costing Floridians, U.S. Rep. Scott Franklin writes.