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Intelligence scholar who ran a Pentagon shop in the run-up to the Iraq War.

California senator and former House Intelligence chair, once a federal prosecutor.

Long Beach professor-turned-lawmaker who spent a decade in the House.

Cuban-born lawyer who led Homeland Security from 2021 to 2025.

Michigan congressman, union organizer, and heir to a family of Detroit lawmakers.

Career diplomat who served as the 71st U.S. secretary of state.

First woman to serve as U.S. director of national intelligence.

Maryland lawmaker who spent fifty-eight years in elected office without a loss.

Israel Resilience Party (Founder)

Financier who ran America’s industrial mobilization in the First World War.

Vermont’s senior senator and the longest-serving independent in congressional history.

The Weekly Standard (Founder)

Illinois congressman from the North Shore who chairs the New Democrat Coalition.

San Fernando Valley congressman and CPA who has held a House seat since 1997.

Hawaii’s senior senator, a former lieutenant governor appointed after Daniel Inouye’s death.

New York’s senior senator and longtime leader of Senate Democrats.

Prime Minister of Israel (1948–1953; 1955–1963)

Anti-Defamation League (Founder)

West Tennessee congressman and former U.S. attorney for the Western District.

American public official in national-security and legal posts.

Minnesota congressman and food-and-spirits executive from a Twin Cities district.

South Florida congresswoman who chaired the Democratic National Committee.

San Francisco mayor who became California’s longest-serving woman in the Senate.

Entertainment lawyer who became the first second gentleman of the United States.

Pentagon policy official during the early 2000s.

Philadelphia mayor and Pennsylvania governor who also chaired the national Democratic Party.

Navy commander who represented Hampton Roads in Congress for two terms.

New York congressman who chaired House Foreign Affairs after sixteen terms.

Michigan senator and former CIA analyst who served three House terms first.

Foreign-policy lawyer who served three Republican presidents.

Brooklyn congressman who helped write the Civil Rights Act and undo racial immigration quotas.

Whitehead Institute (Founder)

Golda Meir

School counselor who chairs the Beau Biden Foundation.

Camera-shop owner who became San Francisco's pioneering gay supervisor.

National Security Council (Founder)