One of the worst-kept secrets in the government is that pretty much all of the data we have is really just an estimate, at best. And that estimate is usually wrong. The approximate number of illegal aliens in this country has been locked at “11 million” for roughly 20 years, which is a pretty big clue that the number is a gigantic lie. And when we learned the other day that the jobs report was supposedly wrong (by hundreds of thousands of jobs), it was yet another indicator that the people who compile important data are, at a minimum, winging it. More likely, they’re committing fraud. This is all pretty obvious.
What you may not know, even though it’s a very big deal, is that the U.S. Census is just as inaccurate as every other government data dump. And this matters a great deal, because the Census determines how many seats each party receives in the House of Representatives. And as a result of a massive counting “error” that took place back in 2020, Democrats have several more seats in Congress than they actually deserve. To be clear, Democrats already receive a massive advantage in the Census, because illegal aliens are counted. But on top of that, the Census also added millions of phantom people to the tally.
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