On October 1st, when we celebrated the National Day holiday, the U.S. government also took a "long holiday".

As the U.S. Senate failed to pass the bill on the extension of funding, on September 30, the U.S. Senate was vetoed with 55 votes in favour and 45 against, not reaching the required threshold of 60 votes.

At 0 a.m. on October 1, local time, the Trump administration entered a standstill.

The U.S. Senate again voted on the bill on Monday, but it has not been passed.

According to US media reports, US senators will have a holiday to celebrate Yom Kippur and are not expected to vote again until October 3, local time, which means that the Trump administration will "close" for another three days.

According to US media, after the Trump administration was forced to shut down, it is estimated that about 750,000 US civil servants will be "taken leave" in addition to civil servants who provide "necessary services."

This ¡°necessary service¡± only includes law enforcement, border security, and a fraction of diplomatic personnel.

That is to say, while we celebrate the National Day holiday, American civil servants also take "leave".

This is the second time that the US government has shut down after seven years, and the last shutdown was also during Trump's term of office.

In 2018, Trump¡¯s first term, the U.S. government stopped, and it lasted from the end of 2018 to the beginning of 2019, a total of 35 days, refreshing the record for the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

He took office twice and was ¡°closed¡± twice, which also made the Trump administration angry this time, blaming the Democratic Party for the blame.

On the 1st, US Vice President Vance accused the Senate Democrats of being "far left";

Information blaming the Democratic Party or the radical left for the government's "shutdown" has also appeared on the official websites of several federal agencies such as the U.S. Department of Justice, the State Department, and the Treasury Department.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration has also launched retaliatory actions: they canceled billions of dollars originally planned for Blue State and frozen New York¡¯s $18 billion infrastructure projects.

Trump has also personally threatened to dismiss Democratic government employees as a result.

Trump said: ¡°The Democrats want to shut down the government and then we¡¯ll cut jobs and dismiss many of those affected, who will be Democrats.¡±

On the same day, Wance reiterated that if the shutdown continues, the government will start cutting jobs, with an estimated 300,000 forced unemployed by December this year.

A source revealed that layoffs may begin within two days.
Obviously, with the "closure" of the Trump administration, the two parties in the United States started a new round of fierce struggle. The Democratic Party refused to let the Trump administration do what it wanted, while the Trump administration began to take the opportunity to expel * government employees.

At this time, China on the other side of the ocean is celebrating the National Day holiday, but the U.S. government is shut down because of political infighting, which also makes many U.S. diplomats worry that it will undermine the morale of U.S. civil servants in dealing with China affairs.

Because during this period, as the time for the first meeting between China and the United States approaches, many US departments are preparing for this matter, including the US State Department, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Finance and other departments, all of which are handling multiple negotiations at the same time.

Failure to resolve the ¡°shutdown¡± issue in a timely manner could lead to a distraction in the attention of multiple U.S. sectors and delay in dealing with several negotiations with China.

More importantly, internal chaos will also undermine the confidence of the United States in dealing with China.

Therefore, the Trump administration is not only worried about closing the door, but also about dealing with China.

To solve this problem, the Trump administration had no choice but to pray that the U.S. Senate passed the allocation bill as soon as possible.But the Trump administration¡¯s hardness in demanding the dismissal of Democratic employees could worsen the situation.

The infighting between the two parties in the United States not only seriously interferes with the domestic political affairs and livelihood projects of the United States, but also its external affairs.

The Trump administration's "closed door" play code, coincidentally appeared during the Chinese National Day. On the one hand, the country's celebration is well-ordered, and on the other hand, the chaos and stagnation under the two parties.

This "shutdown" drama, triggered by party struggles, not only hindered the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of American civil servants and halted domestic people's livelihoods, but also reflects the deep burden of American politics and the failure of the governance system.

When U.S. officials are forced to shift their eyes away from critical foreign affairs and turn to endless internal clashes, their foreign policy coherence and enforcement power are undoubtedly drastically weakened.

A country that does not even have its own government to function smoothly, its foreign policy credibility and efficiency will naturally be greatly reduced.

From Trump to Vance, while angrily accusing his opponents, he was busy "cutting off supply" to the Blue State and threatening to fire employees. This subtle internal struggle showed what "American governance" is more vividly than any diplomatic statement.