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Senator Eric Schmitt, a U.S. Senator representing Missouri, posted several statements on his Twitter account on November 11, 2025. The tweets addressed ongoing political and legal matters as well as commemorations for Veterans Day.

In a tweet published at 18:58 UTC, Schmitt commented on the impeachment proceedings involving Judge Boasberg: "Fear not, this won't slow down the impeachment train for Judge Boasberg. If anything, we are only beginning to pick up steam on that front. As for potential criminal law violations from the Biden-era weaponization: The indictments will continue to flow."

In another post made at the same time, Schmitt referred to an ongoing investigation known as the Arctic Frost cover-up, stating: "This new provision is going to drag the Arctic Frost cover-up into federal court with full discovery, depositions, and under-oath testimony. Senators must sue everyone involved."

Later in the day, at 21:41 UTC, Schmitt turned his attention to Veterans Day and Missouri's military history. He wrote: "This Veterans Day, we honor all who served—especially the 340,000 Missouri veterans. Missouri has a rich tradition of service, but did you know we've produced some of our greatest military leaders? Meet General John “Black Jack” Pershing—America’s first 'six-star' general."

Senator Schmitt has been vocal about federal judicial actions and has frequently criticized what he describes as "Biden-era weaponization," referencing investigations or prosecutions that he believes are politically motivated.

Veterans Day is observed annually in the United States on November 11 to honor military veterans. Missouri is home to over 340,000 veterans and has a notable history of military leadership. General John J. Pershing, mentioned by Schmitt in his tweet, was one of America’s most distinguished military commanders and led U.S. forces during World War I.