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Senator Kevin Cramer has recently commented on significant national and international developments through his social media posts. On November 10, 2025, he addressed the end of a prolonged government shutdown and highlighted U.S. policy regarding Nigeria.

In a post dated November 10, 2025, Senator Cramer stated: "After a record-breaking shutdown, we can now see the light at the end of the tunnel. Read my full statement on voting in favor of reopening the government: https://t.co/rtHMGX84vW".

Later that day, he addressed U.S.-Nigeria relations and religious freedom concerns: "Nigeria is an important trading and strategic partner, and @POTUS designating it as a Country of Particular Concern was heartwarming to see. Standing up for religious freedom by standing against religious persecution or violence sends a crucial message globally. https://t.co/gEnYUzgosj".

On November 11, 2025, Senator Cramer referenced recent legislative actions to resolve the federal funding impasse: "After 41 days of gridlock, the Senate voted to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history and extend current funding through January 2026. I hope the House will act swiftly to get this across the finish line and reopen the government by mid-week.

https://t.co/b4l969ZYAE".

The recent government shutdown lasted for 41 days, making it the longest in U.S. history. Congressional leaders have been negotiating to pass temporary funding measures to prevent further disruptions in federal operations while long-term budget talks continue.

Senator Kevin Cramer represents North Dakota in the United States Senate and is known for his positions on fiscal responsibility and international partnerships.