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Senator Kevin Cramer, representing North Dakota in the U.S. Senate, posted a series of messages on his official X account between November 11 and November 13, 2025. The posts addressed Veterans Day, the conclusion of a government shutdown, and concerns about the U.S. justice system.

On November 11, Senator Cramer marked Veterans Day with a message recognizing service members from his state and across the country: "On Veterans Day, we honor the brave men and women who wore the uniform in defense of our nation and protected our freedoms around the world. North Dakota is home to thousands of veterans, who remind us every day what duty and dedication truly mean. Thank you for your service! https://t.co/eHi6N24MNP"

Two days later, on November 13, he commented on recent political developments following a lengthy federal government shutdown: "After more than 40 days, the record-breaking Schumer Shutdown is officially over. Thank you @POTUS, @LeaderJohnThune, and @SpeakerJohnson for your leadership and engagement. Now let’s get to work!"

Later that same day, Senator Cramer voiced criticism regarding actions by federal law enforcement agencies: "There is no end to the democrats’ weaponization of our justice system. The abuses @POTUS and his family suffered at the hands of a corrupt @TheJusticeDept, @FBI and their accomplices must be atoned for and corrected, not repeated. https://t.co/jjRxeCPayB"

Senator Cramer's statements reflect ongoing national discussions about veterans' recognition, partisan divisions over government funding impasses—such as the referenced "Schumer Shutdown," which was noted for its length—and persistent debates regarding allegations of politicization within federal institutions.