Route 66 National Historic Trail Designation Act
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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
2026.09.04 13:11 UTC
Congress
c. 119TH
ARTICLE I · TWO CHAMBERS
Sitting members
N = 535
House / Senate
435 / 100
PT. 02 — The Capitol c/o “House Wing”
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PT. 03 — The Capitol c/o “Senate Wing”
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Two founders (Hamilton and Jefferson) argue that the bill exceeds Congress's enumerated powers and violates the Tenth Amendment, making it unconstitutional. Madison conditions constitutionality on the bill being purely symbolic with no lega
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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
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ARTICLE II
Unilateral acts on record
N = 91
PT. 01 — The White House c/o “Pennsylvania Ave., 1600”
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ARTICLE III
Published opinions on record
N = 65
PT. 04 — The Supreme Court c/o “One First St., N.E.”
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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…
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