
Government Shutdown Nears Record Length - Frustration Mounts at the Top
Published November 1, 2025
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A satirical card capturing the absurdity of a government shutdown dragging on far longer than expected, with leadership stuck in a loop of miscalculation, stalled negotiations, and growing pressure from the public.
As of October 31, 2025, the U.S. government shutdown is entering its second month and is projected to become the longest in history. Donald Trump and his team mis-calculated how quickly the opposing party would relent, entering what they thought would be a short-duration stalemate. Key programs like food assistance and child-education funding are being squeezed, federal workers are missing paychecks, and the president is visibly frustrated-demanding the abolition of the filibuster as a bullying tactic though he knows it won't get the votes.
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