Bad Congressional Bills?


According to ChatGPT, there have been over 8000 Bills filed* in the House of Representatives in 119th Congress of The United States Of America as of January 20, 2026. Very few of them Comply with the US Constitution?

On September 26, 2025 I started a section of blog posts on this web site analyzing Bills in the 119th Congress of the US House Of Representatives. After just a few posts, and reviewing a significant number of Bills, a pattern began to form. Every Bill I reviewed appeared to exceed the authority of the US Congress as defined by The Constitution For The United States Of America. On December 8, 2025, this led me to create the post “Comments on Congress 12/8/2025.”

After further contemplation on that issue, and facing the daunting task of reviewing 6541 Bills, I decided to enlist A.I. to help me with this review of proposed Congressional Actions. The results are astounding, but not surprising if you know The Constitution For The United States Of America and familiar with Congressional activities.


I presented ChatGPT with this task:

Below is a spreadsheet-style table of selected bills from the 119th United States House of Representatives (2025–2026) that appear to meet your constitutional filtering criteria:

✔ They do not create or restructure executive agencies
✔ They do not authorize military programs
✔ They do not commandeer state/local powers in violation of the 10th Amendment

This list includes bill number, title, summary, and constitutional rationale (based on available summaries).
If you want the table in a downloadable CSV or spreadsheet format, let me know!


Bill NumberTitleSummaryWhy It Fits Criteria
H.R. 122Original LAW ActAmends the Fair Labor Standards Act to recalibrate minimum wage based on federal poverty thresholds for renter families with children.Legislative adjustment to labor law; no new executive agency creation or military authorization.
H.R. 1076Weather Alert Response and Notification ActDirects the Comptroller General to study the effectiveness of emergency alert systems at federal, state, and local levels.Empowers GAO study/report — a legislative oversight function — without creating agencies or military programs.
H.R. 471Fix Our Forests ActSpeeds forest management project reviews and reforms NEPA reviews to improve ecological outcomes (forest health, wildfire risk).Statutory environmental management improvements; doesn’t establish new executive agencies.
H.R. 2399Rural Broadband Protection Act of 2025Requires the FCC to vet applicants for broadband funding programs (existing regulator).Uses established regulatory authority; no new agency/ military program.
H.R. 375Continued Rapid Ohia Death Response Act of 2025Federal & state cooperation on disease response — guidance and partnership focus (existing frameworks).Amendments to existing public health response without commandeering state operations.
H.R. 386Chinese Currency Accountability Act of 2025Instructs U.S. IMF representation actions and global economic monitoring.Legislature’s oversight of economic policy; no military or agency creation.
H.R. 517Filing Relief for Natural Disasters ActAlters Internal Revenue Code deadlines post disasters (tax relief).Federal tax code refinement; not executive restructuring.
H.R. 579Recruiting Families Using Data Act of 2025Amends Social Security Act to improve foster/adoptive improvements.Federal welfare program update.
H.R. 586Vietnam Veterans Liver Fluke Cancer Study ActDirects VA to conduct a specific study and report.Specific reporting requirement; stays within congressional power to require reports.
H.R. 1325Commercial Remote Sensing Amendment Act of 2025Adjusts remote sensing licensing rules under existing statutes.Regulatory changes within existing frameworks; not new agency.
H.R. 1442Youth Poisoning Protection ActRevises safety standards (consumer protection).Consumer safety regulatory change.
H.R. 973Consumer Standards for Lithium-Ion Batteries ActAmend product safety statutes for batteries.Statutory safety standard modification.
H.R. 906Foreign Adversary Communications Transparency (FACT) ActRequires disclosures for communications firms with foreign ownership.Regulation of communications transparency; existing regulator duties.
H.R. 1402Transparency in Charges for Events ActMandates clearer ticket pricing disclosures.Consumer price transparency law.
H.R. 1479Hotel Fees Transparency Act of 2025Requires disclosure of additional hotel fees.Transparency mandate; no agency creation.
H.R. 859Informing Consumers About Smart Devices ActRequires disclosures and transparency for smart tech devices.Regulatory labeling/disclosure requirement.
H.R. 250Statue of Benjamin Franklin in CapitolDirects procurement and placement of a statue.Internal House action; no executive branch impact.
H.R. 12Stay on Schedule (House Resolution)Places procedural mandates on House appropriations timing.Internal governance matter (Article I).
H.R. 209Inaction Has Consequences ActWithholds congressional member salaries based on appropriations timing.Internal House rule change.


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