Anti-Americans

Officials who held power and used it against the system they swore to serve. This register keeps two separate records, and one should not be read as the other. The first is the 2020 election and January 6: the votes against certifying, the brief asking the Court to set aside four states' results, the denials and the pardons. The second is conduct in the 47th presidency — against courts, inspectors general, elected prosecutors, libraries, the civil service and the press, and in the treatment of people inside the country and of allies outside it. Being filed for the second is not an accusation of the first. Each entry says which it is, with the date and the document.

Both terms 45th term · 214 47th term · 52

Someone who served in both presidencies is counted in both, so these do not add up to the register total. The two terms carry different records: 45th-term entries are the 2020 election and January 6; 47th-term entries are conduct in office since. An entry in one is not an accusation about the other. 1 entry has no presidency recorded yet.

Ultimately Responsible

3 entries

Donald J. Trump

45th & 47th President

45th President of the United States, 2017–2021, and 47th, 2025–. Defeated in 2020, he disputed the result for two months, pressed state officials and his own vice president to change it…

Ultimately Responsible Both terms 30 sources

14 documented Added 06/2021 380 views

J.D. Vance

Vice President of the United States, 2025–

Sworn in on January 20, 2025 as the 50th Vice President of the United States. Previously United States Senator for Ohio, 2023–2025. He has not said the 2020 election was stolen, and asked…

Ultimately Responsible 47th term 7 sources

4 documented Added 01/2025 57 views

Michael Richard Pence

48th Vice President of the United States, 2017–2021

Vice President for the whole of the first term and the administration's steadiest public advocate: he chaired its coronavirus task force through 2020 and defended its record, the separation…

Ultimately Responsible 45th term 1 source

1 documented Added 06/2021 298 views

Tyranny Family

4 entries

Donald J. Trump Jr.

No government position · trustee of his father's trust · campaign surrogate

Held no office, which the record should say plainly. Took the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting after being told in writing the material came from a foreign government, replying that he loved…

Tyranny Family 45th term 5 sources

2 documented Added 01/2021 63 views

Eric F. Trump

No government position · trustee of his father's trust

Held no office. Ran the Trump Organization with his brother and invoked the Fifth Amendment several hundred times in a deposition for the New York Attorney General's fraud investigation…

Tyranny Family 45th term 4 sources

2 documented Added 01/2021 61 views

Ivanka M. Trump

Assistant to the President, 2017–2021

Took an unpaid but official West Wing role and a security clearance granted over staff objections, while trademarks for her business were approved in China during the same period. Testified…

Tyranny Family 45th term 4 sources

1 documented Added 01/2021 66 views

Jared C. Kushner

Senior Advisor to the President, 2017–2021

Given a White House portfolio spanning Middle East policy, criminal justice and the pandemic supply chain despite no relevant experience. Received a top-secret clearance after career…

Tyranny Family 45th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 01/2021 58 views

All House of Representatives 174 Senate 34 Governors 10 US Supreme Court 6 Cabinet Secretaries 5 Federal Agencies 1 U.S. District Courts 1

Most Responsible

24 entries

US Supreme Court

Clarence Thomas

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, 1991–

Nominated by George H. W. Bush and confirmed on October 15, 1991. The longest-serving member of the current Court.

Most Responsible 47th term 12 sources

13 documented Added 01/2025 58 views

Amy Coney Barrett

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, 2020–

Nominated by Donald Trump in his first term and confirmed on October 26, 2020, eight days before the presidential election.

Most Responsible 47th term 11 sources

12 documented Added 01/2025 60 views

Neil M. Gorsuch

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, 2017–

Nominated by Donald Trump in his first term and confirmed on April 7, 2017, to the seat left vacant for more than a year after the death of Antonin Scalia.

Most Responsible 47th term 11 sources

12 documented Added 01/2025 56 views

Brett M. Kavanaugh

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, 2018–

Nominated by Donald Trump in his first term and confirmed on October 6, 2018, by a vote of 50 to 48.

Most Responsible 47th term 11 sources

12 documented Added 01/2025 55 views

John G. Roberts Jr.

Chief Justice of the United States, 2005–

Nominated by George W. Bush and confirmed on September 29, 2005. Presided over both of Donald Trump's impeachment trials in the Senate.

Most Responsible 47th term 10 sources

11 documented Added 01/2025 55 views

Samuel A. Alito Jr.

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, 2006–

Nominated by George W. Bush and confirmed on January 31, 2006.

Most Responsible 47th term 10 sources

11 documented Added 01/2025 54 views

Cabinet Secretaries

Todd Blanche

Attorney General of the United States, 2026–

Confirmed as Attorney General on August 8, 2026, having served as acting Attorney General from April 2, 2026, following the dismissal of Pam Bondi. Previously Deputy Attorney General, and…

Most Responsible 47th term 4 sources

2 documented Added 04/2026 52 views

Kristi Noem

Secretary of Homeland Security, 2025–2026

Sworn in as Secretary of Homeland Security in January 2025 and dismissed by the president in March 2026. Previously Governor of South Dakota, 2019–2025.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 01/2025 56 views

Marco Rubio

Secretary of State, 2025– · National Security Advisor

Sworn in on January 21, 2025 as the 72nd Secretary of State, and additionally serving as National Security Advisor. United States Senator for Florida, 2011–2025.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 01/2025 55 views

Pam Bondi

Attorney General of the United States, 2025–2026

Confirmed as Attorney General in February 2025 and dismissed by the president on April 2, 2026, the second Cabinet-level officer dismissed in this presidency. Previously Attorney General of…

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 02/2025 55 views

Pete Hegseth

Secretary of War, 2025–

Sworn in on January 25, 2025 as the 29th Secretary of Defense. The department was renamed the Department of War on September 5, 2025, and the office with it.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 01/2025 55 views

Federal Agencies

Kash Patel

Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2025–

Confirmed as Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2025.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 02/2025 55 views

Senate

Mitch McConnell

U.S. Senator — Kentucky · Senate Republican leader, 2007–2025

Senate Majority Leader on January 6, 2021, and Minority Leader from January 20 of that year. At the second impeachment trial he voted to acquit, arguing the Senate had no jurisdiction over…

Most Responsible 45th term 3 sources

2 documented Added 06/2021 309 views

House of Representatives

Kevin McCarthy

U.S. Representative — California · House Minority Leader, 2019–2023 · Speaker, 2023

House Minority Leader on January 6, 2021. Voted to sustain both objections to the counting of electoral votes that night. Told the House on January 13 that the president bore responsibility…

Most Responsible 45th term 5 sources

4 documented Added 06/2021 402 views

Governors

Ron DeSantis

Governor of Florida, 2019–

Asked that Florida National Guard JAG attorneys be designated as immigration judges, a request the president publicly approved in July 2025; legal scholars have questioned whether it is…

Most Responsible 47th term 4 sources

4 documented Added 07/2025 59 views

Mike Dunleavy

Governor of Alaska, 2018–

Approved a 100-member Alaska National Guard response force for Washington in November 2025, of which 25 deployed in May 2026; his communications director said he approved it because he…

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 11/2025 56 views

Henry McMaster

Governor of South Carolina, 2017–

Authorized the deployment of 200 South Carolina National Guard personnel to support federal law enforcement operations.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 10/2025 55 views

Patrick Morrisey

Governor of West Virginia, 2025–

Ordered between 300 and 400 West Virginia National Guard personnel to Washington in August 2025, the largest state contribution to that deployment, and extended the mission into 2026.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 08/2025 54 views

Larry Rhoden

Governor of South Dakota, 2025–

Mobilized twelve South Dakota Army National Guard soldiers to Washington in September 2025, saying he thought it important to support the president and the Secretary of Homeland Security…

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 09/2025 53 views

Tate Reeves

Governor of Mississippi, 2020–

Committed roughly 200 Mississippi National Guard members to the Washington deployment in August 2025.

Most Responsible 47th term 2 sources

1 documented Added 08/2025 50 views

Bill Lee

Governor of Tennessee, 2019–

Committed roughly 160 Tennessee National Guard members to the Washington deployment in August 2025.

Most Responsible 47th term 1 source

1 documented Added 08/2025 55 views

Greg Abbott

Governor of Texas, 2015–

Authorized the president to call up 400 members of the Texas National Guard in October 2025, who were ordered to other states including Oregon and Illinois. A long-standing defender of…

Most Responsible 47th term 1 source

1 documented Added 10/2025 55 views

Jeff Landry

Governor of Louisiana, 2024–

Approved about 135 Louisiana National Guard troops for the Washington deployment in August 2025, and publicly invited the same deployment into his own state, writing that he would take the…

Most Responsible 47th term 1 source

1 documented Added 08/2025 54 views

Mike DeWine

Governor of Ohio, 2019–

Sent 150 Ohio National Guard military police to Washington in August 2025 at the president's request.

Most Responsible 47th term 1 source

1 documented Added 08/2025 54 views

Responsible

207 entries · 29 on this page

U.S. District Courts

Aileen M. Cannon

U.S. District Judge, Southern District of Florida, 2020–

Appointed to the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida in November 2020, after the election he had lost. She presided over both the civil suit he brought over…

Responsible 3 sources

2 documented Added 10/2026 21 views

Senate

Tommy Tuberville

U.S. Senator — Alabama

Sworn in three days before the count, and among the senators who said beforehand that they would object. He voted to sustain both objections. While the Capitol was being cleared he took a…

Responsible 45th term 6 sources

3 documented Added 06/2021 311 views

Ted Cruz

U.S. Senator — Texas · Chairman, Senate Commerce Committee

Raised the first objection of the joint session on January 6, 2021, against Arizona's electoral votes, and proposed that Congress appoint a commission to audit the result for ten days…

Responsible 45th term 6 sources

3 documented Added 06/2021 307 views

Roger Marshall

U.S. Senator — Kansas

Sworn in three days before the count, and among the senators who said beforehand that they would object unless Congress ordered an emergency audit. He voted to sustain both objections. The…

Responsible 45th term 5 sources

3 documented Added 06/2021 237 views

Josh Hawley

U.S. Senator — Missouri

The first Republican senator to announce he would object, on December 30, 2020, and the senator who led the objection to Pennsylvania's electoral votes. On the morning of January 6 he…

Responsible 45th term 5 sources

2 documented Added 06/2021 311 views

Cindy Hyde-Smith

U.S. Senator — Mississippi

One of six senators who voted to sustain the objection to Arizona's electoral votes and one of seven who voted to sustain the objection to Pennsylvania's, both taken after the Capitol had…

Responsible 45th term 5 sources

2 documented Added 06/2021 294 views

Ron Johnson

U.S. Senator — Wisconsin

Voted to certify the 2020 presidential election on January 6-7, 2021. Voted to acquit at the second impeachment trial on the article charging incitement of insurrection, and on May 28, 2021…

Responsible Both terms 4 sources

4 documented Added 10/2026 42 views

John Neely Kennedy

U.S. Senator — Louisiana

Joined the senators who said before January 6 that they would refuse to count electors from the disputed states unless Congress first ordered an emergency audit. He voted to sustain the…

Responsible Both terms 4 sources

2 documented Added 06/2021 252 views

Rick Scott

U.S. Senator — Florida

Voted to sustain the objection to Pennsylvania's electoral votes, one of seven senators to do so, on the ground that the state's mail-ballot rules had been changed in defiance of state law…

Responsible 45th term 3 sources

2 documented Added 06/2021 330 views

Cynthia Lummis

U.S. Senator — Wyoming

Sworn in three days before the count. She voted to sustain the objection to Pennsylvania's electoral votes and against the objection to Arizona's, saying afterwards that she had meant to…

Responsible 45th term 3 sources

2 documented Added 06/2021 298 views

Lindsey Graham

U.S. Senator — South Carolina, 2003–2026

Telephoned Georgia's Secretary of State twice in the weeks after the 2020 election. The Secretary of State said Graham asked whether he could discard all mail ballots from counties with…

Responsible Both terms 3 sources

2 documented Added 10/2026 44 views

Jerry Moran

U.S. Senator — Kansas

Voted to certify the 2020 presidential election on January 6-7, 2021. Voted to acquit at the second impeachment trial on the article charging incitement of insurrection, and on May 28, 2021…