Trae Stephens: Trae Stephens' role at Palantir was likely client-facing or deployment-focused for a classified or semi-classified government customer (possibly DoD o…
Trae Stephens
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Trae Stephens: Trae Stephens' role at Palantir was likely client-facing or deployment-focused for a classified or semi-classified government customer (possibly DoD o…
Harriet M. Hageman: Hageman has not publicly disclosed any analysis comparing the number of constituent jobs preserved by the energy provisions against the number of cons…
NSO Group: There is no publicly record of any BIS license application or U.S. federal contract awarded to NSO Group after November 3, 2021, which is consistent w…
SentinelOne: Multiple SEC filings on identical dates for SentinelOne (e.g., 2025-03-26) are consistent with standard 10-K annual report and contemporaneous Form 4 …
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's use of the ITSSS-2 contract vehicle, worth $8 billion and available to all DOJ components, creates a structural mechanism where FBI-specific…
William R. Timmons: Timmons' top financial backers (Securities & Investment, Commercial Banks, Leadership PACs) are plausibly more aligned with opposition to increased go…
Richard Li: The February filings spanning 2014, 2021, and 2023 are not unified by a single regulatory mechanism — the 2014 instance appears to be a separate filin…
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): In-Q-Tel funded Palantir Technologies in its early stages, and Palantir subsequently received FBI contracts; this funding pathway may allow technology…
Elbit Systems: Elbit Systems of America's Special Security Agreement structure creates a regulatory wall where the US subsidiary's FOCI (Foreign Ownership, Control, …
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's use of DOJ's ITSSS-2 contract vehicle, worth $8 billion, provides a structural mechanism through which FBI-specific technology procurements …
Curtis Yarvin: Curtis Yarvin's SEC filing footprint is structurally limited because Tlon Corporation is a private company that has only ever filed Form D exemptions,…
Shyam Sankar: Sankar's political donations of over $90,000 to Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), who serves on the House Oversight and Intelligence committees, sugges…
Stephen Miller: OGE's routine practice does not require proactive publication of individual recusal agreements for White House senior advisers (non-Senate-confirmed),…
Jensen Huang: The Department of Commerce's October 7, 2022 semiconductor export controls (87 FR 62186) included an explicit exception for 'items intended for use in…
HPSP: The only verified US regulatory touchpoint for Korean HPSP would be through Crescendo Equity Partners' SEC-registered fund disclosures of its 39.42% s…
Sarah McBride: McBride's nay vote on H.R. 29 (January 2025) preceded and was consistent with a pattern of opposition to DHS funding bills in early 2026 (H.R. 7147 an…
Sara Jacobs: CA-51’s top employer, Professional, Scientific & Technical Services, is dominated by defense and biotech (e.g., Illumina, BAE Systems), not fintech or…
Mary E. Miller: Miller voted nay on H.R. 8035 (Ukraine Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024) on April 20, 2024, joining a majority of House Republicans (101…
Melanie A. Stansbury: Stansbury was one of multiple House progressives who expressed frustration on a private Democratic caucus call about the eight Senate Democrats who vo…
Mary E. Miller: The SNAP anti-fraud provision Mary Miller touted in the OBBBA — stripping benefits from 'illegal aliens' — was already federal law under 8 U.S.C. §161…
Mary E. Miller: Miller voted yea on Israel aid (H.R. 8034, $26B) less than 24 hours before voting nay on Ukraine aid (H.R. 8035, $61B) on April 20, 2024, establishing…
Mary E. Miller: Miller's official statement describing the bill as 'honoring Laken Riley's memory' introduces an emotional framing that is empirically disconnected fr…
Mary E. Miller: The $800 million district-level Medicaid cut figure attributed to 'constituent letters' is an arithmetic inference — likely derived by applying the na…
Mary E. Miller: Miller's 'nay' vote on H.R. 8035 is consistent with an electoral strategy aimed at winning the 2026 Illinois GOP Senate primary, which tilts heavily t…
Mary Gay Scanlon: Scanlon's career donor sector data (through 2024) shows lawyers/law firms as the largest donor category, not pharmaceutical or health products industr…
Mark E. Amodei: Amodei's career campaign contributions from general dynamics employee PAC ($2,500 in July 2025) are consistent with a pattern of pro-defense-industry …
Mark E. Amodei: Between 2017 and 2026, Amodei voted for or authored at least three major immigration restrictionist bills (H.R. 6136, H.R. 2, H.R. 7147) and publicly …
Richard E. Neal: Real estate industry donations to Neal between 2017-2022 totaled at least $250,000 (per OpenSecrets aggregated totals), though causality between these…
Richard E. Neal: The SALT cap increase to $80,000 in H.R. 5376 would have provided a tax benefit disproportionately concentrated among the ~10-15% of MA-1 households w…
Mark Alford: Alford's voting pattern across these two bills is consistent with a factional shift in House Republican governance: from Freedom Caucus 'clean debt ce…