He Can’t Vote for Congress. The Census Still Gives Him a Seat.
24th August 2026
A draft rule now moving through the Commerce Department would rewrite how many House seats each state gets by narrowing who counts as a “resident” on Census Day. The proposal hasn’t been published in the Federal Register. Nobody’s voted on it. But the fact that Washington is drafting it at all tells you the current system has a problem worth naming out loud.
Here’s the problem in one sentence: The Constitution hands out political power based on how many people live somewhere, not on how many of them can vote for the people who end up representing them.
I spend my working life allocating capital for people who have a stake in the outcome. In my business, you don’t get a seat on the board because you happen to be standing in the lobby. You get one because you own something. Congress runs on a different theory.
August 24th, 2026 at 13:20
This is another point of proof as to what’s coming. The people in-charge will NOT release power willfully. They will pit the nation against itself before they pay the piper. They will burn the world in a nuclear fire. Grok the seriousness from their perspective? Even if you ignore the devil-worshipping baby-eating stuff… they’ll hang for treason if their crimes see the light of day and face prosecution. They will go to the wall in order to keep their crimes hidden. The alternative is no better.