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First time in my life I've ever considered  moving to Maryland. >

I grew up there, it's all right. Very pretty place with a lot of different geographies within its borders. Good schools, both K-12 and colleges. I think they're getting legal weed soon. But it's an expensive place to live, the weather kinda sucks for half the year (very humid in the summer, chilly but not snowy in the winter), and I didn't really care for the people there.
I'm down in Texas now and I reckon we'll sooner make the state motto "Arbeit Macht Frei" before getting a shorter work week. >

Is this 4 days at 32 hours a week or 4 days at 40 hours a week? Because one is an actually shorter workweek, the other is just a compressed work week. >

This is what we want our politicians to work on. Making a better way of life for everyone.
Not culture war BS.
Look at all of the GOP positions. They are about taking a group of people they hate and making their lives more miserable. 
This doesn't help anyone, in fact it hurts everyone by focusing our efforts in hate as opposed to making our collective lives better. 
Seriously, name a GOP issue that has become a serious bill that actually helps people.
Don't stop there, look at what the house is doing and hoping to accomplish. Notice anything? Yep. 100% of the priorities I've seen involve "investigating x person/group who I disagree with."
We'll, okay, they have also discussed gutting health care, social security, and other social programs, while refusing to budge of the documented wasteful defense spending that comes from their corporate sponsors.
Nope.
Tucker says our problems are about drag shows. This is where we need to spend our efforts >

Private businesses would also be incentivized to shift workers to a shorter workweek by offering a state tax credit. The business would need to shift at least 30 employees and not have any prior intention to shifting to a shorter workweek
Government: "Four day work weeks are great. We should encourage them"
Business: "Yeah, I agree. That's why we implemented it a year ago."
Government: "That's awesome! Then you don't get the tax break." >

Classic. Why be good actors when you can just wait for the government to force you and get paid for it. >

It’s still relevant, no?