Census Director Abruptly Resigns: 3 Reasons Why This is Massive News

Topic: Elections

I woke this morning to find a piece of news that slipped past me yesterday, probably thanks to all the chaos, explosions, and theories buzzing around everywhere you look. This news is intriguing, even if it doesn’t pertain to one of the cornerstone promises of the Trump campaign or the immediate, four year sink or swim requirements the Trump administration will need to satisfy so the country lives to fight another day, turning back the forces of globalism that have ensnared the Republic.

Robert Santos resigned as Director of the U.S. Census Bureau, and I think we all know why:

It’s amazing to see corresponding responses when a President who means business follows through on gutting his enemies and kneecapping those who stand in the way – just ask the president of Colombia if the term-limited commander-in-chief is acting like he gives a damn about table manners and decorum as pertains to the polite company and high society of Washington, D.C.

Well, Captain K, those people who run the National Park Service haven’t quit, so how do we know this isn’t all for show?

Steadily and surely, those who run the most corrupt agencies are having their agendas smashed and hopes dashed. I know it because I have former military colleagues forwarding me screenshots from their internal e-mail servers displaying urgent messages about what is and is not to be tolerated, sometimes containing instructions for resignation if the employee refuses to comply with said changes. I’ve seen them from military reserve components and the Department of the Interior, specifically. So, what about Santos?

First off, yours truly briefed the staff of Congressman Comer back in December for a hearing on the 2020 U.S. Census and its considerable corruption. Using research compiled by some of the best in the business, I pegged Santos as one of the key linchpins in concealing the census-rigging scam from the public. Before I proceed into greater detail, you tell me if you think Santos was qualified for the top job in the first place. From the AP News:

Robert Santos, who emphasized inclusivity and outreach to overlooked communities…

What does accurately counting population for purposes of apportioning Congressional representation and deciding electoral vote counts have to do with inclusivity? The days of slaves counting as 60% of a white man are long gone; illegal aliens should be included, but in the populations of the countries to which they belong, not ours. And thus begins the scam.

One of the most popular articles I’ve ever written on SubStack was posted less than two weeks after Trump’s 2024 victory, and is bluntly dubbed, “The U.S. Census Bureau Stole At Least 16 Electoral Votes and 15 U.S. House Seats.” I highly recommend you read that piece before advancing further so you can understand just how drastic the small tweaks are, and exactly why a Republican presidential popular vote victory could possibly be paired with such a miniscule U.S. House majority that took weeks to secure.

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The Top Three Reasons Santos Skipped Town

I. His Termination Was Inevitable

No reputable organization would have a problem with illegal aliens being excluded from the count if in fact there were no substantial population of illegal aliens included in the count, which overwhelmingly props up blue states and denies other states of their proper representation and presidential impact. Trump has been gung-ho about illegals in his first two weeks in office, creating highlight reels of their deportations, dunking on Colombia on the world stage, issuing an Executive Order to terminate birthright citizenship (since stalled in court), and ratcheting up his own quotas for operation deportation.