“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

2026.07.17 14:30 UTC

Congress

c. 119TH

20,763
Bills indexed
536
Sitting members
53,750
Vote records
63
Presidential acts
63
SCOTUS opinions
177
AI Consensus Solutions

Comparison of the Day

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S/119/4973

“Real” · In Congress now

A bill to amend section 301 of the Immigration and Nationality Act to clarify the meaning of the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and for other purposes.

Sponsor: Eric Schmitt, MO-Senate, R

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“AI Consensus” · Would Pass Bipartisan Draft

Birthright Citizenship Clarification Commission Act of 2025

Bipartisan rationale: Honors Democratic priorities by preserving the current interpretation of birthright citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment and avoiding any statutory change that would risk constitutional challenge or immediate denial of citizenship to children born in the United States. Honors Republican priorities by formally studying the constitutional foundation of birthright citizenshi…

Funding: General fund of the Treasury through a Sunset 3y Oversight: House and Senate Committee 3 citations

Vote path: ~260 House votes: 150 Democrats + 110 Republicans (centrists and those favoring a constitutional amendment process over statutory change); ~60 Senate votes: 48 Democrats + 12 Republicans (from the oversight-minded caucus

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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  HR/119/6332  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I Awaiting Framers

To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 10660 Page Avenue in Fairfax, Virginia, as the "Congressman Gerald E. Connolly Post Office Building".

Sponsor: James R. Walkinshaw, VA-11, D
Policy area: Government Operations and Politics
“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 02  c/o  HR/119/7809  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 201 East Grant Avenue in Georgetown, Ohio, as the "Ulysses S. Grant Post Office Building".

Sponsor: David J. Taylor, OH-02, R
Policy area: Government Operations and Politics
Framers’ confidence: 1.00

All four Founders agree that naming a specific postal facility is a permissible exercise of Congress's enumerated power under the Postal Clause (Article I, Section 8, Clause 7), and does not violate any other constitutional provision.

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 03  c/o  HR/119/8535  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

Measuring Illicit Fentanyl Trafficking Act

Sponsor: James R. Walkinshaw, VA-11, D
Policy area: Crime and Law Enforcement
Framers’ confidence: 0.75

The bill is constitutional as a valid exercise of Congress's enumerated powers under the Commerce Clause and the Necessary and Proper Clause, requiring coordination and performance metrics within the Department of Homeland Security to comba

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

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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/119/4978  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I Awaiting Framers

A bill to limit donations made pursuant to settlement agreements to which the United States is a party, and for other purposes.

Sponsor: Tommy Tuberville, AL-Senate, R
“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

Daily synthesis runs at 06:00 UTC. This bill's consensus draft will appear on the next pass.

Row 02  c/o  S/119/4969  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I Awaiting Framers

A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to increase the amount of educational assistance paid by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to an eligible individual during the first year of a full-time program of apprenticeship or other on-job training.

Sponsor: Tim Sheehy, MT-Senate, R
“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 03  c/o  S/119/4973  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I Awaiting Framers

A bill to amend section 301 of the Immigration and Nationality Act to clarify the meaning of the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and for other purposes.

Sponsor: Eric Schmitt, MO-Senate, R
“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

Birthright Citizenship Clarification Commission Act of 2025

Honors Democratic priorities by preserving the current interpretation of birthright citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment and avoiding any statutory change that would risk constitutional challenge or immediate denial of citizenship to children born in the United States. Hono…

Funding: General fund of the Treasury through $5,000,000 total for fiscal Sunset 3y Oversight: House and Senate Committ 3 citations

Path: ~260 House votes: 150 Democrats + 110 Republicans (centrists and those favoring a constitutional amendment process over statutory change); ~60 Senate votes: 48 Democrats + 12 Republicans (from the ove

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“EXECUTIVE”

ARTICLE II

Unilateral acts on record

N = 63

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

Row 01  c/o  2026-14452  ·  ▲ 1 day
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Regulatory Relief for Certain Stationary Sources To Promote American Chemical Manufacturing Security

Type: Proclamation
Signed: 2026-07-16
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 02  c/o  2026-14334  ·  ▲ 2 days
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Adjusting Imports of Commercial Aircraft, Jet Engines, and Aircraft and Engine Parts Into the United States

Type: Proclamation
Signed: 2026-07-15
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Would Pass

Commercial Aircraft and Engine Supply Chain Security and Fair Trade Act

Democrats gain worker protections, environmental and labor input via the Commission, and a clear congressional check on executive trade actions. Republicans gain a predictable, rules-based process that respects free-trade principles while allowing targeted national security measu…

Funding: General fund of the U.S. Treasury Sunset 5y Review: Expedited review in the U.S. 5 citations

Path: ~250 House votes: 160 Democrats (pro-labor, pro-oversight) + 90 Republicans (pro-national security, anti-unilateral executive); ~62 Senate votes: 38 Democrats + 24 Republicans from defense and manufac

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Row 03  c/o  2026-13842  ·  ▲ 9 days
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

250th Anniversary of the Adoption of the Declaration of Independence

Type: Proclamation
Signed: 2026-07-08
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Would Pass

Proclamation on the 250th Anniversary of the Adoption of the Declaration of Independence

Both parties support honoring the nation's founding and the Declaration of Independence. This Proclamation is a non-controversial, symbolic act that falls squarely within the President's executive authority. It requires no legislation, no funding, and no regulatory action, making…

Funding: Existing appropriations for the Whit Sunset 1y Review: Administrative Procedure Act 1 citation

Path: N/A — properly executive

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“JUDICIAL”

ARTICLE III

Published opinions on record

N = 63

“EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW”

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

Row 01  c/o  cl-10882239  ·  ▲ 17 days
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“Real” · Article III Published

Trump v. Barbara

Author: John G. Roberts
Filed: 2026-06-30
“AI Consensus” · Textualist Re-decision Re-decided

Children born in the United States to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are not 'subject to the jurisdiction' of the United States and thus not citizens at birth under the Fourteenth Amendment.

This textualist holding respects the original meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment, honors Congress's plenary power over naturalization under Article I, Section 8, Clause 4, and reserves to the political branches the authority to define the scope of birthright citizenship. Democra…

Remedy: Reverse the district court's prelimi Precedent: Overrule United States v. Wo Scope: This holding applies to 3 citations 3 departures from text
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Row 02  c/o  cl-10882240  ·  ▲ 17 days
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“Real” · Article III Published

National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Comm'n

Author: Brett Kavanaugh
Filed: 2026-06-30
“AI Consensus” · Textualist Re-decision Re-decided

FECA's political-party coordinated-expenditure limits are facially valid under the First Amendment as a regulation of campaign conduct, not speech.

Both Democrats and Republicans have an interest in election integrity and preventing corruption. A textualist holding that coordinated spending is regulable conduct under Article I, Section 4 honors the original meaning of the First Amendment without inventing new rights. Republi…

Remedy: The lower court's judgment is affirm Precedent: Colorado II is overruled to Scope: This holding applies onl 3 citations 3 departures from text
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Row 03  c/o  cl-10882186  ·  ▲ 17 days
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“Real” · Article III Published

West Virginia v. B. P. J.

Author: Brett Kavanaugh
Filed: 2026-06-30
“AI Consensus” · Textualist Re-decision Re-decided

State power to define women's sports by biological sex is constitutionally sound under the Tenth Amendment and Title IX as originally understood.

Democratic priorities honored: preserves state autonomy to expand women's sports participation and protect Title IX's original promise of equal athletic opportunity for biological females. Republican priorities honored: reinforces federalism (Tenth Amendment) and textualist inter…

Remedy: Judgment for States West Virginia an Precedent: The Court overrules any circ Scope: Applies only to state la 4 citations 3 departures from text
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  • voteview.com  — DW-NOMINATE ideology

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