DATA LAYER · PATTERN SIGNALS

Pattern signals

Machine-generated observations the platform produces by cross-referencing facts, contradictions, and connections in the database. Each one is a one-line corroboration or contradiction signal — data, not narrative.

1,963 signals on file. For the hand-crafted narrative findings derived from this work, see /findings.

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Gabe Evans: Evans' grandfather's AR-2 form lists an arrest for 'attempted burglary' during his undocumented period — this crime is an 'aggravated felony' under IN…

Gabe Evans
1 source on file
//2662 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Gabe Evans: Evans received 74% of his first-half 2025 campaign funds from PACs and joint fundraising committees, and only 3% from small individual donors ($200 or…

Gabe Evans
1 source on file
//2661 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Gabe Evans: Evans' congressional district (CO-08) is 39% Hispanic, the highest in Colorado, and voted for Trump by only 50%-48% in 2024 while Evans won by 2,449 v…

Gabe Evans
1 source on file
//2659 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Eric Burlison: The claim's 'mandatory detention policies for theft-related charges' scenario does not correspond to any legislative vote Burlison cast in the 2023-20…

Eric Burlison
1 source on file
//2657 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Mike Quigley: Quigley's April 2024 vote FOR H.R. 7521 (FISA Section 702 reauthorization) placed him at odds with the ACLU, which listed the vote as a 'key vote' and…

Mike Quigley
1 source on file
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Mike Quigley: Quigley's district (IL-05) contains one of the highest concentrations of Chinese-American and Indian-American residents in Illinois, communities whose…

Mike Quigley
1 source on file
//2654 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Doris O. Matsui: The five largest employers in CA-07 (State of California, UC Davis Health, Sutter Health, Intel, SMUD) collectively employ approximately 307,200 peopl…

Doris O. Matsui
1 source on file
//2653 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Doris O. Matsui: Matsui’s 2.29% small-donor share ($28,284) is in the bottom 10% of all House Democrats (inferentially), but this is consistent with the demographic pr…

Doris O. Matsui
1 source on file
//2652 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Diana Harshbarger: The 21 Democratic 'yea' votes on H.R. 7147 were concentrated among members from districts with significant manufacturing or defense contractor employm…

Diana Harshbarger
1 source on file
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Diana Harshbarger: H.R. 7147 likely contained provisions authorizing defense or healthcare infrastructure spending that directly benefited Eastman Chemical and Ballad He…

Diana Harshbarger
1 source on file
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Nancy Mace: Mace's district contains Marine Corps installations (Parris Island, MCAS Beaufort) and Joint Base Charleston (Air Force/Navy) which are primary employ…

Nancy Mace
1 source on file
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Nancy Mace: The claim that 'many' military dependents in Beaufort County are non-citizen legal permanent residents is unsupported by any cited data and is inconsi…

Nancy Mace
1 source on file
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Doris O. Matsui: Matsui's Nov 2024 FEC filing (Q3 2025 period) showed small individual contributions at 2.29% of total—extremely low for a competitive primary—which if…

Doris O. Matsui
1 source on file
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Rick W. Allen: In the 2024 election cycle, AIPAC's 78 contributions to Rick Allen's campaign created a very high payment frequency relative to typical PACs, which ma…

Rick W. Allen
1 source on file
//2639 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Raja Krishnamoorthi: The proportion of House Democrats crossing party lines on the FY2024 NDAA (37%) was numerically identical to those crossing on specific climate provis…

Raja Krishnamoorthi
1 source on file
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Raja Krishnamoorthi: Krishnamoorthi voted with 193 of 196 House Democrats (98.5%) in opposing the FY2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which included a ban on…

Raja Krishnamoorthi
1 source on file
//2637 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Mike Quigley: Quigley's final campaign cycle (2024) raised approximately $1.8 million, approximately 40-50% lower than his peak cycles when he faced competitive pri…

Mike Quigley
1 source on file
//2636 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Mike Quigley: Mike Quigley's April 2024 votes on FISA Section 702 reauthorization and Israel military aid occurred in the same month but stem from different jurisdi…

Mike Quigley
1 source on file
//2635 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Mike Quigley: No FEC records available as of June 2023 show a filed primary challenger against Quigley for the 2024 cycle; the first challenger to file (Nasir Hussa…

Mike Quigley
1 source on file
//2629 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

Ron Wyden: As of June 2025, Ron Wyden, as ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, was unable to obtain majority support for a subpoena, a documented proc…

Ron Wyden
1 source on file
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Ron Wyden: The shift from Yellen to Bessent coincided with a change in congressional oversight dynamics (Democrat-controlled committee vs. Republican-controlled …

Ron Wyden
1 source on file
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Ron Wyden: The documented 1,000+ page document review at Treasury on February 14, 2024 occurred while Wyden chaired the Senate Finance Committee; the 2025 refusa…

Ron Wyden
1 source on file
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Michael T. McCaul: McCaul's lame-duck voting pattern on H.R. 5371 cannot be distinguished from his prior party-line voting without a specific bill analysis showing how h…

Michael T. McCaul
1 source on file
//2623 NOTABLE CONTRADICTION undated

Mike Pompeo: No public SEC EDGAR filing exists for Mike Pompeo (filer name 'Pompeo') dated February 13, 2019, in the SEC's public database as of the present date, …

Mike Pompeo
1 source on file
//2616 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

US Department of Homeland Security (DHS): No public record exists showing that any House or Senate appropriations subcommittee has formally requested a consolidated cost report for the Palanti…

US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
1 source on file
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US Department of Homeland Security (DHS): Secretary Noem's $100,000 personal approval threshold, combined with the Palantir BPA's structure, created an incentive for DHS components to issue su…

US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
1 source on file
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US Department of Homeland Security (DHS): The $1 billion Palantir BPA awarded by DHS in February 2026 was authorized under the massive $190.6 billion DHS funding increase provided by the One B…

US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
1 source on file
//2612 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): No System of Records Notice (SORN) or Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) has been published in the Federal Register or on DHS's privacy office website sp…

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
1 source on file
//2609 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

General Dynamics: The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) identified systemic deficiencies in USASpending.gov's ability to aggregate federal contract obligation…

General Dynamics
1 source on file
//2608 NOTABLE CORROBORATION undated

General Dynamics: General Dynamics' FY2023 10-K (filed 2024-02-08) discloses at least 14 named active operating subsidiaries in Exhibit 21, including General Dynamics E…

General Dynamics
1 source on file