Why would a republican majority government be shut down? The last time it was because we had the house and the senate split between the two.

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We need a new system and it's about time for some radical change because having only 2 parties to choose from is part of what's causing all this gridlock and making us vulnerable.


 Here are the unbiased facts about the current state of U.S. politics as of early November 2025:

  • The federal government is experiencing the longest shutdown in U.S. history, reaching 35 days by November 5. This shutdown began October 1 due to Congress failing to pass a continuing resolution to fund government operations. Both parties have proposed competing budget bills featuring sharply different priorities, with Republicans focusing on maintaining spending levels and Democrats adding healthcare provisions and attempts to reverse some Medicaid cuts made earlier in 2025. The shutdown has caused significant disruptions and political blame games between Republicans and Democrats.nytimes+2​

  • Former President Donald Trump remains a dominant political figure. He has actively encouraged Republican-led states to redraw congressional district maps in ways that could benefit the GOP in the 2026 House elections. There have also been ongoing efforts by some Republicans to challenge pardons issued by President Joe Biden. Trump's rhetoric continues to influence Republican politics nationally.apnews+2​

  • The November 2025 local elections and referendums, including governor races and mayoral contests, are being closely watched as indicators of political momentum for both major parties. Democrats have fewer federal positions to contest this cycle but seek to rebuild strength via states and local victories.cnn+1​

  • Public opinion polls show divided views on key institutions and leaders. About 40% of Americans approve of how President Trump is handling his job. Views of the Supreme Court have somewhat moderated but remain polarized. Many Americans express frustration with both major political parties and the ongoing government shutdown.pewresearch+1​

  • Congressional gridlock remains severe, with debates over the budget and government funding deadlocked amid bitter partisanship. Efforts to end filibuster rules in the Senate are being pushed by Trump-backed Republicans as a way to overcome legislative hurdles.cnn​

These points summarize the major factual developments and dynamics in U.S. politics without bias or partisan framing as of the first week of November 2025.usafacts+4​

  1. https://www.nytimes.com/section/politics
  2. https://www.cnn.com/politics
  3. https://usafacts.org/articles/government-shutdown-2025-what-to-know/
  4. https://apnews.com/politics
  5. https://www.pewresearch.org/topic/politics-policy/
  6. https://www.npr.org/sections/politics/
  7. https://www.politico.com
  8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJI3IHzZA-g
  9. https://thehill.com
  10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2m2E5Jl-MY

So I guess it's clear now that BLAMING never accomplishes anything and never solves the root of the problem.  So let's take a short trip back to 2016 when Trump won his first election.  His campaign manager used Cambridge Analytica which has now gone bankrupt and disappeared due to the misuse of Facebook data to sway the persuadable voters, then Trump says "Hey Russia if your listening, hack the DNC" and what happened? They did and uncovered that Hilary stole the nomination from Bernie Sanders so if anyone stole an election it was Trump to begin with and it's a classic form of projection when he started the "Stop the Steal" when biden won.  How many scandals and tweets of misinformation does it take for everyone to realize he is not a president, he's only an actor with a larger than life ego.

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