The political timeline

The political theft timeline: the presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, directors, senators, representatives and governors he addressed by name with a concept, and what each did after. Built from the 22,552 posts — whom he wrote to, on what date, and the act that followed — and the pattern is the finding: the office that acted on his record most is the one that never answered it.

Presidents and the White House

  • Trump His first post to a president: “I believe I can help with our world relations, especially with Mexico.” The water deal offered for coverage (Jul 20, 2019); the border-water plan (Jul 7–10, 2019). 354 posts to the account, 521 to the office. What followed: the Lower Colorado programs paying for freed water (2023–25); the department that carried his name and mandate (Nov 12, 2024); the Kennedy alliance he pushed from December 2023 (Aug 2024); the stablecoin position (2025); the Golden Dome named the week before his personal one; the Clinton investigation he called for that the President ordered on November 14, 2025; America.gov in his format on the model trained on his record (Sept 29, 2026). Relation: followed, six times, unattributed.
  • Vance Addressed from August 2024; the Munich speech of February 14, 2025 said what he had said since 2020 on censorship sold as democracy's defense, then walked it back. Relation: same argument from the second-highest office; his vote withheld.
  • Musk (DOGE, X) 1,551 posts. DOGE: his origination (Dec 30, 2023), the department eleven months later; the Twitter Files confirming his 2020–22 reports; the 403 program and the visibility filtering on the Censorship page; the creator revenue share he predicted; the salute on Unfiltered. Relation: followed, and the theft he names most.
  • Ramaswamy 24 posts; the India optics of 2024; co-lead of the department built on his term. Relation: carried his origination.
  • The Department of Government Efficiency 54 posts to the department itself, from its first week: the efficiency it was built for, the theft that motivated it, the Economic Treason it should be prosecuting. Relation: his term, his mandate, his order of operations.

Secretaries and directors

  • Rubio (Senate, then State) 54 posts to the senator on the Intelligence Committee and censorship, 21 to the Secretary of State on the canal, Iran and the triad. Relation: addressed; the Israel–India–U.S. alignment of 2025–26 followed his strategy.
  • Gabbard (DNI) 26 posts: Section 702, the cognition-tracking claim, the “cult of encryption.” Relation: addressed; the 2026 reauthorization debate carried the argument.
  • Patel (FBI) 18 posts: 1% of 1% (Sept 16, 2025), the Wuhan question, the Bureau's own breaches. Relation: addressed; the collection failures he named were admitted in 2026.
  • Hegseth (Defense) 36 posts to the office, 8 to the man: the F-35 sustainment chain, the Pentagon breach, neurowar doctrine. Relation: addressed; the Hong Kong diversion and the DMDC breach confirmed the two claims.
  • Kennedy (HHS) 40 posts to the man, 20 to the Secretary: the alliance he called, the fluoride research of March 3, 2025, the electrolyte protocol, the wellness program. Relation: the alliance followed his call; HHS moved on fluoride in April 2025, a month after his research.
  • Burgum (Interior) and Wright (Energy) “Don't turn Alaska into Texas” (Jun 3, 2025); the Salton Sea–Alaska mining comparison; cattle methane, geothermal and hydrogen (Mar 29, 2025). Relation: addressed; the comparison he asked for is unpublished.
  • Zeldin (EPA) 10 posts: the valley's air, the Salton Sea, Alaska. Relation: addressed.
  • Raimondo (Commerce) and Vidal (USPTO) 34 posts: waste, fraud and abuse in the Office if not done correctly (Apr 10, 2024); first-to-publish; the AI-inventorship guidance of February 2024. Relation: concurrent on inventorship; his April 2024 warning preceded the department that made the phrase a program by seven months.
  • Lutnick (Commerce) 5 posts: the Office, the tariffs. Relation: addressed; the tariff reversal he called landed in the Court.
  • Bessent (Treasury) 3 posts, 17 to the department: stablecoins, CNBC as the channel to the “economic community.” Relation: the stablecoin statute followed his position.
  • Bondi (Justice) 14 posts: the Epstein files, the redress, the CFAA. Relation: the files were compelled by Congress in November 2025 after his year of posts; the redress unanswered.
  • Noem (Homeland Security) 18 posts to the department: the fusion centers, the border, the cyber gap. Relation: addressed.
  • Easterly (CISA) 24 posts to the director, 50 to the agency: the routers, the botnets, the flagging of Americans' posts. Relation: addressed; the Fifth Circuit's coercion finding followed.
  • Joyce (NSA Cybersecurity) The block of October 27, 2024 that became the First Amendment claim now in a federal courtroom under three networks' names. Relation: the respondent.

Senators and representatives

  • Rep. Jim Jordan 91 posts: the Weaponization Committee, the Twitter Files, the block, the CFAA. Relation: the committee's 2023 hearings carried what he had reported since 2020.
  • Rep. Thomas Massie 62 posts: Section 702, surveillance, the Second Amendment. Relation: addressed; the 702 fight of 2024–26 carried the argument.
  • Rep. Kevin Kiley 65 posts: California's water, the censorship redress. Relation: addressed.
  • Rep. Andy Biggs 41 posts: 1% of 1% of the debt for the West's water (Nov 16, 2023); Arizona's redress. Relation: addressed; the $380 million plan unbuilt.
  • Rep. Dan Bishop 26 posts: the Homeland Security oversight, the fusion centers. Relation: addressed.
  • Rep. Raul Ruiz 8 posts: the valley's health, the dust, the cancer awards. Relation: addressed by his own congressman; no answer.
  • Rep. Matt Gaetz 21 posts: the censorship, the surveillance. Relation: addressed.
  • Rep. Lauren Boebert 8 posts. Relation: addressed.
  • Rep. Morgan Luttrell 4 posts: the automatic VA enrollment and the accountability framework, protected as his IP and presented for him (Jun 12, 2025). Relation: America.gov's phase two is that system; addressed, unanswered.
  • Speaker Mike Johnson 28 posts: “Speaker Johnson for 2036” (Oct 29, 2023); the redress. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Lindsey Graham 38 posts: Iran, Israel, the war powers. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Ted Cruz 29 posts: the platforms, the Commerce Committee. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Rand Paul 22 posts: Section 702, the surveillance state. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Mike Lee 9 posts: the constitutional refocus. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Chuck Grassley 14 posts: the farming lesson corrected (Jun 30, 2024), the oversight. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Ron Johnson 4 posts: nuclear, the COVID oversight. Relation: addressed.
  • Sen. Elizabeth Warren 5 posts: the platforms, the crypto. Relation: addressed.
  • The House and Senate GOP, and the Democrats 174 posts to the GOP, 36 to the House majority, 8 to the Democrats: the platform on the Office page, delivered to both parties. Relation: the party that adopted the pieces — DOGE, TikTok, stablecoins, the tariff reversal — did not adopt the record.

Governors

  • Newsom 246 posts: the water crisis, the Salton Sea, the desalination imports he opposed in 2021 that the state's own panel rejected in 2022, the fires, the state's cyber failures. Relation: the desalination position won; the forage plan unadopted; the runoff unaddressed.
  • DeSantis 32 posts: the 2028 call from October 2023; the antisemitism incident of February 2023. Relation: the call is open.
  • Ducey 18 posts: Arizona's water. Relation: addressed.
  • Hobbs 1 post: the Sheriff's Office complaint. Relation: addressed.

The count that matters is at the top: the office that acted on his record most is the one that never answered it. Every adoption in the presidential row is on the Uptake page with its dates, and the redress it makes possible is on the Censorship page. The rest of the timeline is the record of address — who was told, when, and what they have not done.