“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

2026.08.16 13:31 UTC

Congress

c. 119TH

22,224
Bills indexed
536
Sitting members
71,587
Vote records
82
Presidential acts
63
SCOTUS opinions
270
AI Consensus Solutions

Comparison of the Day

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S/119/3266

“Real” · In Congress now CONSTITUTIONAL

USMMA Athletics Act of 2026

Sponsor: Roger F. Wicker, MS-Senate, R

Framers’ synthesis: The bill is constitutional as it falls within Congress's enumerated powers under Article I, Section 8, Clauses 12-14 and the Necessary and Proper Clause (Clause 18) to regulate federal military academies and provide for the common defense,

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“AI Consensus” · Would Pass Bipartisan Draft

USMMA Athletics Authorization and Oversight Act of 2025

Bipartisan rationale: Democratic priorities: Supports a public service academy, promotes student well-being and physical fitness, ensures transparency and accountability through annual reporting. Republican priorities: Limits federal spending with a hard cap and sunset, respects the academy's primary mission, avoids mission creep, and uses existing appropriations without new taxes.

Funding: Existing appropriations for the Mariti Sunset 5y Oversight: Maritime Administration, w 5 citations

Vote path: ~290 House votes: 175 Democrats + 115 Republicans; ~68 Senate votes: 44 Democrats + 24 Republicans, given bipartisan support for service academies with fiscal restraint and oversight.

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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/119/10082  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I CONDITIONAL

Credit Union Investment Authority Act

Sponsor: Janelle S. Bynum, OR-05, D
Framers’ confidence: 0.75

The constitutionality of the Credit Union Investment Authority Act depends on whether its provisions are narrowly tailored to regulate interstate commerce and are proper means to execute enumerated powers, without intruding upon state sover

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

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Row 02  c/o  HR/119/10097  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I Awaiting Framers

To establish a matched savings program for low-income students.

Sponsor: Susie Lee, NV-03, D
“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 03  c/o  HR/119/10085  ·  ▲ 3 days
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“Real” · Article I UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Lifelong Learning Act

Sponsor: Donald G. Davis, NC-01, D
Framers’ confidence: 0.75

The bill exceeds Congress's enumerated powers, violates the Tenth Amendment, and intrudes on state sovereignty over education, as education is not among the powers delegated to the federal government.

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Awaiting Synthesis

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

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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/119/3977  ·  ▲ 6 days
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“Real” · Article I CONDITIONAL

Bankruptcy Threshold Adjustment Act of 2026

Sponsor: Chuck Grassley, IA-Senate, R
Policy area: Finance and Financial Sector
Framers’ confidence: 0.50

The bill adjusting bankruptcy thresholds is constitutional provided that the adjustment is reasonable, does not impair the obligation of contracts, maintains uniformity, and does not delegate legislative power without clear standards. This

“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/119/3897  ·  ▲ 6 days
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“Real” · Article I CONDITIONAL

Officer John Barnes and Chief Michael Ansbro Public Safety Officers' Benefit Program Expansion Act of 2026

Sponsor: Kirsten E. Gillibrand, NY-Senate, D
Policy area: Crime and Law Enforcement
Framers’ confidence: 0.50

The Founders are evenly divided. Two (Hamilton and Marshall) find the bill constitutional under the Spending and Necessary and Proper Clauses, while two (Madison and Jefferson) find it unconstitutional as exceeding enumerated powers and vio

“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 03  c/o  S/119/3266  ·  ▲ 6 days
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“Real” · Article I CONSTITUTIONAL

USMMA Athletics Act of 2026

Sponsor: Roger F. Wicker, MS-Senate, R
Policy area: Transportation and Public Works
Framers’ confidence: 0.75

The bill is constitutional as it falls within Congress's enumerated powers under Article I, Section 8, Clauses 12-14 and the Necessary and Proper Clause (Clause 18) to regulate federal military academies and provide for the common defense,

“AI Consensus” · Bipartisan Draft Would Pass

USMMA Athletics Authorization and Oversight Act of 2025

Democratic priorities: Supports a public service academy, promotes student well-being and physical fitness, ensures transparency and accountability through annual reporting. Republican priorities: Limits federal spending with a hard cap and sunset, respects the academy's primary …

Funding: Existing appropriations for the Mari Not to exceed $2,000,000 per Sunset 5y Oversight: Maritime Administration, 5 citations

Path: ~290 House votes: 175 Democrats + 115 Republicans; ~68 Senate votes: 44 Democrats + 24 Republicans, given bipartisan support for service academies with fiscal restraint and oversight.

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“EXECUTIVE”

ARTICLE II

Unilateral acts on record

N = 82

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

Row 01  c/o  2026-16799  ·  ▲ -1 days
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

National Substance Use Primary Prevention Month, 2026

Type: Proclamation
Signed: 2026-08-17
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Would Pass

Proclamation on National Substance Use Primary Prevention Month, 2026 (as issued)

Both parties support substance use prevention as a public health priority. This proclamation is purely symbolic and does not impose mandates or spending, making it acceptable across the political spectrum.

Funding: N/A Sunset 1y Review: N/A 1 citation

Path: N/A — properly executive

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Row 02  c/o  2026-16730  ·  ▲ 2 days
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Delivering Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations for Americans

Type: Executive Order
Signed: 2026-08-14
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Would Pass

Childhood Vaccine Evidence and Accountability Act of 2026

Democrats support the statute because it codifies evidence-based decision-making, strengthens conflict-of-interest protections, and provides predictable public health funding. Republicans support it because it limits arbitrary executive action, creates a transparent and accountab…

Funding: Prevention and Public Health Fund Sunset 5y Review: United States district court 4 citations

Path: ~270 House votes: ~170 Democrats + ~100 Republicans (conservatives favoring transparency and federalism); ~64 Senate votes: ~50 Democrats + ~14 Republicans from oversight-minded caucuses.

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Row 03  c/o  2026-16404  ·  ▲ 5 days
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“Real” · Article II Unilateral

Ending Birth Tourism

Type: Executive Order
Signed: 2026-08-11
“AI Consensus” · Proper Pathway Would Pass

Birth Tourism Deterrence and Visa Integrity Act of 2026

This Act honors Republican priorities of immigration enforcement and deterring abuse of the visa system, while affirming Democratic priorities of protecting birthright citizenship as a constitutional right. By legislating rather than acting unilaterally, Congress respects the sep…

Funding: Immigration Examinations Fee Account Sunset 5y Review: Any alien denied a visa or s 4 citations

Path: ~240 House votes: 150 Democrats (including all who support birthright citizenship) + 90 Republicans (immigration enforcement wing); ~60 Senate votes: 46 Democrats + 14 Republicans (from oversight and

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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  ·  ▲ 47 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  ·  ▲ 47 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  ·  ▲ 47 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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Forms / Sources

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  • voteview.com  — DW-NOMINATE ideology

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