Pastor Doug Wilson of Moscow, Idaho said, "In my ideal society, we would vote as households, and I would ordinarily be the one that would cast the vote." The episode follows his project, the amplification chain to the Pentagon, and the nineteenth-century doctrine of coverture walking back into American politics, with every quote attributed.
How representative Wilson is remains contested: his institutions are small, but critics say influence matters more than size. Hegseth's CREC membership is documented, yet no statement of his endorsing household voting or repeal is, and no American legislature has taken up household voting.



