“Values for America”  c/o  OpenOS  —  v.4.3

THE REPUBLIC,
RIGHT NOW.

Three branches. Two chambers. Real legislation as it’s introduced — placed beside what the Framers would have written instead. What government is doing, side-by-side with what it should be.

Time of record

2026.06.04 20:17 UTC

Congress

c. 119TH

19,362
Bills indexed
536
Sitting members
15,762
Vote records
47
Presidential acts
32
SCOTUS opinions
71
AI Consensus Solutions

Comparison of the Day

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HJRES/119/173

“Real” · In Congress now CONSTITUTIONAL

Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to the withdrawal of the rule relating to "Consumer Financial Protection Circular 2023-02: Reopening Deposit Accounts That Consumers Previously Closed".

Sponsor: Gregory W. Meeks, NY-05, D

Framers’ synthesis: Congress holds authority under Article I to enact joint resolutions disapproving executive agency actions within enumerated powers like commerce regulation, preserving separation of powers (Hamilton, Madison, Marshall).

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“AI Consensus” · Would Pass Bipartisan Draft

Consumer Closed Account Protection Act

Bipartisan rationale: Democratic priorities: Codifies CFPB consumer protections against predatory account reopenings that lead to fees and debt; Republican priorities: Sunsets agency overreach, adds GAO oversight, limits scope to commerce, and preserves state authority per federalism.

Funding: Offset from CFPB annual appropriations Sunset 6y Oversight: GAO, with annual report to 3 citations

Vote path: ~250 House votes: 180 R federalists checking CFPB + 70 D consumer advocates; ~62 Senate votes: 48 R oversight caucus + 14 D moderates.

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“LEGISLATIVE”

ARTICLE I  ·  TWO CHAMBERS

Sitting members

N = 535

House  /  Senate

435  /  100

§ 2  ·  Lower chamber

House of Representatives

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HOUSE WING

PT. 02  —  The Capitol  c/o  “House Wing”

Row 01  c/o  HJRES/119/173  ·  ▲ 31 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to the withdrawal of the rule relating to "Consumer Financial Protection Circular 2023-02: Reopening Deposit Accounts That Consumers Previously Closed".

Sponsor: Gregory W. Meeks, NY-05, D
Framers’ confidence: 0.75

Congress holds authority under Article I to enact joint resolutions disapproving executive agency actions within enumerated powers like commerce regulation, preserving separation of powers (Hamilton, Madison, Marshall).

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Consumer Closed Account Protection Act

Democratic priorities: Codifies CFPB consumer protections against predatory account reopenings that lead to fees and debt; Republican priorities: Sunsets agency overreach, adds GAO oversight, limits scope to commerce, and preserves state authority per federalism.

Funding: Offset from CFPB annual appropriatio Not to exceed $3 million annually Sunset 6y Oversight: GAO, with annual report 3 citations

Path: ~250 House votes: 180 R federalists checking CFPB + 70 D consumer advocates; ~62 Senate votes: 48 R oversight caucus + 14 D moderates.

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Row 02  c/o  HR/119/8650  ·  ▲ 31 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

To amend title XIX of the Social Security Act to increase payments to States with respect to outreach and enrollment under the Medicaid program.

Sponsor: Troy A. Carter, LA-02, D
Framers’ confidence: 0.50

2-2 split: Hamilton and Marshall deem CONSTITUTIONAL under taxing/spending for general welfare and necessary and proper clause; Madison and Jefferson deem UNCONSTITUTIONAL as exceeding enumerated powers and violating state sovereignty.

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Medicaid Outreach Performance Grants Act

Honors Democratic priorities of expanding healthcare access for vulnerable populations through higher enrollment; honors Republican priorities of fiscal restraint via hard caps, performance metrics, state flexibility in program design, and automatic sunset to prevent open-ended s…

Funding: General Fund of the Treasury, via an $1 billion total cap over 5 Sunset 5y Oversight: HHS Office of Inspector 2 citations

Path: ~235 House votes: 210 D access advocates + 25 R fiscal hawks with caps; ~58 Senate votes: 49 D + 9 R from rural health caucus.

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Row 03  c/o  HR/119/8665  ·  ▲ 31 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

Allied Defense Sales Act

Sponsor: Ryan K. Zinke, MT-01, R
Framers’ confidence: 1.00

Unanimous approval: The Allied Defense Sales Act is constitutional under Congress's enumerated powers to regulate commerce with foreign nations (Article I, Section 8, Clause 3) and provide for the common defense (Article I, Section 8, Claus

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Allied Defense Sales Streamlining Act of 2025

Honors Democratic priorities of alliance strengthening, human rights certifications, and robust congressional oversight; honors Republican priorities of boosting U.S. defense industry jobs, fiscal cost caps, and executive efficiency in national security without new spending.

Funding: Reallocation from existing Departmen $2.5 billion cap over five years Sunset 5y Oversight: Government Accountabilit 4 citations

Path: ~245 House votes: 185 D alliance supporters + 60 R defense hawks; ~64 Senate votes: 47 D + 17 R from foreign policy caucus.

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§ 3  ·  Upper chamber

Senate

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SENATE WING

PT. 03  —  The Capitol  c/o  “Senate Wing”

Row 01  c/o  S/119/4161  ·  ▲ 31 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

Maverick Act

Sponsor: Tim Sheehy, MT-Senate, R
Policy area: Armed Forces and National Security
Framers’ confidence: 0.50

Falls squarely within Congress's enumerated powers to provide for common defense, raise/support armies, maintain navy, and regulate forces (Hamilton, Marshall).

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Maverick Defense Enhancement Act of 2025

Honors Democratic priorities of investing in modern national security against cyber and hypersonic threats; honors Republican priorities of fiscal restraint via reallocation and hard caps, strong congressional oversight, and sunset to prevent permanent bureaucracy.

Funding: Reallocated from existing Department $500 million cap over 5 years Sunset 5y Oversight: Joint congressional Arme 5 citations

Path: ~350 House votes: 200 D national security hawks + 150 R defense hawks; ~80 Senate votes: 48 D + 32 R from armed services caucus.

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Row 02  c/o  S/119/2280  ·  ▲ 31 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

A bill to transfer administrative jurisdiction over certain parcels of Federal land in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, and for other purposes.

Sponsor: James C. Justice, WV-Senate, R
Policy area: Public Lands and Natural Resources
Framers’ confidence: 1.00

Unanimous agreement that Congress holds express authority under Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2 to dispose of and make needful rules respecting federal property, including transfers of administrative jurisdiction over federal lands, without

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Harpers Ferry Federal Land Transfer Improvement Act

Honors Democratic priorities of historic preservation and community access protections; honors Republican priorities of federalism via local control, cost caps, and reduced federal footprint.

Funding: Existing Department of the Interior $250,000 cap for transfer ad Sunset 10y Oversight: GAO audit + House/Senate 1 citation

Path: Unanimous House (~435 votes) and Senate (~100 votes) support expected from bipartisan local interests and federalism caucuses; likely voice vote.

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Row 03  c/o  S/119/4467  ·  ▲ 35 days
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“Real” · Article I Awaiting Framers

A bill to amend titles XVIII and XIX of the Social Security Act with respect to nursing facility requirements, and for other purposes.

Sponsor: Mark R. Warner, VA-Senate, D
“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Nursing Facility Quality Incentives and Accountability Act

Honors Democratic priorities of enhancing senior care quality and staffing through targeted investments; honors Republican priorities of fiscal restraint via capped spending/offsets, performance incentives over mandates, state grant flexibility, and strong oversight/sunsets.

Funding: Offsets from Medicare and Medicaid i $1.8 billion cap over 5 year Sunset 5y Oversight: HHS Office of Inspector 3 citations

Path: ~240 House votes: 210 D moderates + 30 R health reformers; ~68 Senate votes: 50 D + 18 R from oversight and rural caucuses.

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“EXECUTIVE”

ARTICLE II

Unilateral acts on record

N = 47

PT. 01  —  The White House  c/o  “Pennsylvania Ave., 1600”

Row 01  c/o  2026-11180  ·  ▲ 1 day
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Realigning United States Core Childhood Vaccine Recommendations With Best Practices From Peer, Developed Countries

Type: Executive Order
Signed: 2026-06-03
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 02  c/o  2026-11181  ·  ▲ 1 day
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Removing Unnecessary and Counterproductive Restrictions on Access to Federal Lands

Type: Executive Order
Signed: 2026-06-03
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 03  c/o  2026-10733  ·  ▲ 7 days
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Memorial Day, 2026

Type: Proclamation
Signed: 2026-05-28
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Would Pass

Proclamation on Memorial Day, 2026

Both parties support honoring fallen service members. This Proclamation is a traditional, non-controversial exercise of executive authority that requires no legislative action.

Funding: N/A — no new funding required. Sunset 1y Review: N/A — not subject to judicia 2 citations

Path: N/A — properly executive.

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“JUDICIAL”

ARTICLE III

Published opinions on record

N = 32

“EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW”

PT. 04  —  The Supreme Court  c/o  “One First St., N.E.”

Row 01  c/o  cl-10869022  ·  ▲ 2 days
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“Real” · Article III Published

Allen v. Milligan

Author: Per Curiam
Filed: 2026-06-02
“AI Consensus” · Textualist Re-decision Awaiting Synthesis

Daily synthesis runs at 06:00 UTC. This opinion's textualist re-decision will appear on the next pass.

Row 02  c/o  cl-10867983  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article III Published

Whitton v. Dixon

Author: Per Curiam
Filed: 2026-06-01
“AI Consensus” · Textualist Re-decision Awaiting Synthesis

Daily synthesis runs at 06:00 UTC. This opinion's textualist re-decision will appear on the next pass.

Row 03  c/o  cl-10865524  ·  ▲ 7 days
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“Real” · Article III Published

Rutherford v. United States

Author: Amy Coney Barrett
Filed: 2026-05-28
“AI Consensus” · Textualist Re-decision Re-decided

Nonretroactive sentencing amendments may constitute an 'extraordinary and compelling reason' under §3582(c)(1)(A)(i) when the resulting disparity is extreme, unjustified, and not based solely on congressional intent to deny relief.

Textualists insist on following the ordinary meaning of the statute, which does not carve out nonretroactive sentencing changes. Compassionate release is a safety valve for extreme injustice; excluding all nonretroactive changes would lock in unjust sentences that Congress itself…

Remedy: Reverse and remand. District courts Precedent: Overrule the categorical rul Scope: Limited to 18 U.S.C. §35 8 citations 3 departures from text
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Forms / Sources

  • api.congress.gov  — bills, members, voting
  • api.govinfo.gov  — Congressional Record
  • api.open.fec.gov  — campaign finance
  • voteview.com  — DW-NOMINATE ideology

Constitutionally consistent.

We grade against federal power overreach, rights restriction, and surveillance without due process — regardless of which party does it. That is not bias. That is the Constitution applied consistently.

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