Well, Now What? – RedState

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

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TOP O’ THE MORNIN’

Red-Hot at RedState 

Federal Judges’ Rapid-Fire Rulings Against Trump Admin Are Unlike Anything Seen Before

In each of the 4 instances above, the result in the end was against the Trump administration. The urgency displayed by the judges in all the instances was ENTIRELY directed at the hassle to stop the Trump administration from altering insurance policies.  

It’s virtually like there may be nothing more they’d reasonably be doing.

‘Berserkeley’: Antifa Thugs Violently Attack Attendees at TPUSA’s ‘This Is Turning Point’ Tour

When the event wrapped, the Antifa goons had been still out in power, railing at attendees as they exited the event, and even trying to assault them. 

No One Shocked: ‘Historic’ Former Trans Lawmaker Pleads Guilty to Child intimacyual Exploitation

And the remaining of us are left saying the same factor we’ve said all along: we told you so.

Trending Across Townhall Media

South Africa’s Gun Registration Scheme a Trainwreck, Yet People Want That Here?

Taylor’s sin right here is that she’s too enamored with gun registration to acknowledge that no matter what other points are at play, it was always going to fail, no matter what the nation did.

Abortion and Moral Degeneracy

I might ask, “What is wrong with these people?,” but we all know the reply: when God is useless, all the pieces is permitted.

The Flood of Stunning New Evidence That J6 Was a Fedsurrection Can’t Be Ignored

The goal was to imprison Donald Trump and to make him and MAGA radioactive without end.

The Main Dem Narrative for the Government Shutdown Just Imploded

Democrats shut the federal government down over nothing if this performs out. 

It was forty days of pain for nothing.

Scott Jennings Leaves Son of Actor Michael Douglas Stuttering Over SNAP and the Schumer Shutdown (WATCH)

Now we’re questioning which movie star progeny Jennings will vanquish next.

WHAT’S ON TAP?

Today on Capitol Hill…

Today, of course, is Veterans Day, which is a federal vacation, so authorities workplaces are closed, Schumer Shutdown however. On a brighter be aware, the Senate did finally get the amended persevering with decision (CR) across the end line on Monday night.

READ MORE: Breaking: Finally, the Senate Gets It Done – Funding Bill Passes and Officially Heads to the House

Now it heads to the House, which — we predict — will likely be back in session on Wednesday and take it up then. They’ve been out since September 19 — will they bear in mind how to Congress? 

White House What’s Up

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump is set to take part in a wreath-laying ceremony and ship remarks at Arlington National Cemetery in honor of Veterans Day. 

On Monday, Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha visited Walter Reed Hospital to meet with wounded and recovering veterans. 

Vice President Vance and @SLOTUS Usha Vance visited Walter Reed Hospital today, where they met with wounded and recovering veterans who have bravely put their lives on the road for America 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/L3LLsyxTOj

— Vice President JD Vance (@VP) November 10, 2025

Keeping Up With the Cabinet

Dir. National Intelligence – Tulsi Gabbard — Gabbard has maintained a decrease profile of late, but she did not too long ago thank President Trump for taking motion to tackle the slaughter of Christians in Nigeria.

Thank you, @POTUS, for taking motion and bringing consideration to this mass slaughter and violence being carried out against harmless Nigerians merely because they’re Christian. These murderers are pushed by the same radical Islamist ideology that fuels Jihadi terrorists who… https://t.co/BdcNqMhVBm

— DNI Tulsi Gabbard (@DNIGabbard) November 1, 2025

Full Court Press…

An attention-grabbing assortment of rulings from the courts on Monday: 

• ↔️ Rhode Island State Council of Churches v. Rollins (SNAP advantages) — SCOTUS points order with additional direction to the events in mild of 1st Circuit denial of keep pending appeal. (The administration’s extra briefing on this one is definitely worth the read — stable explainer of the problems and the issues in both the district court’s and 1st Circuit’s findings.)
• ↔️ U.S. v. Routh (tried assassination of DJT) — Judge Aileen Cannon (Southern District of Florida) GRANTS (in half) Routh’s movement to revoke professional se standing and reappoint counsel (for sentencing) and continues sentencing to 2/4/26. (This would not straight have an effect on the administration — or even President Trump himself — but thought it attention-grabbing.)
• ❌ Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. United States Department of Agriculture (SNAP advantages) — Judge Indira Talwani (Massachusetts) partially GRANTS plaintiffs’ movement for additional TRO staying USDA 11/8 memo directing states that had processed full SNAP advantages for November without authorization to take speedy steps to undo those actions and revert to processing partial (65%) SNAP funds for November.
• ❌ State of Washington v. Trump (ban on gender-affirming care for people under the age of 19) — Judge Lauren King (Western District of Washington) DENIES admin’s movement for keep pending appeal.

And our good friend Shipwreckedcrew is back with another great article, this one laying out for all to see the extraordinary lengths some district courts (and even appellate courts) are going to just to thwart the administration’s agenda.

READ MORE: Federal Judges’ Rapid-Fire Rulings Against Trump Admin Are Unlike Anything Seen Before

MORNING MUSING

The Schumer Shutdown’s lasted long enough (six weeks and counting) that it is reasonably sucked all of the oxygen out of other Republican agenda objects. (Perhaps that was the entire thought.) But now that it is in its last gasps, the query turns into: What now? 

I feel it is honest to say Republicans gained the battle right here — they voted over and over to keep the federal government funded and to reopen it, and they stood firm (and introduced a united entrance, for once). But Republicans are notoriously unhealthy at being those in charge — and they’re only assured that for another 12 months or so. If Republicans need to retain control of Congress (and God help us all if they do not), they have to work out the next proper fast:

1. Appropriations for the rest of the federal government features that will only be funded through January 30, so that we do not run up against the end of January and wind up proper back where we had been at the end of September. (And do not assume for one second the Democrats aren’t considering how to engineer that.) 
2. Affordability, affordability, affordability — that’s clearly the new key phrase, and Republicans need to go full-throated at pushing insurance policies that will help continue to carry down costs and foster financial growth.
3. Healthcare. Obviously, the Dems are going to be hammering this — and for good purpose (because it helps them politically). Republicans have had 15 years-plus to come up with an various/repair for Obamacare. They’re going to need to roll out some options that are workable for the American people — and soon. 

In a nutshell, it is time for the GOP to: Pivot!

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— Susie Moore ⚾️🌻🐶 (@SmoosieQ) November 11, 2025

LIGHTER FARE 

Oh, to be that carefree!

Happy little pupper..🐶🐾😍 pic.twitter.com/qIQ5qXohLe

— 𝕐o̴g̴ (@Yoda4ever) November 8, 2025

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Editor’s Note: After more than 40 days of screwing Americans, a few Dems have finally caved. The Schumer Shutdown was never about precept—just inflicting pain for political factors.

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