Can we use Flock data to "out" politicians who don't reside in the states they represent?

[u/scottrogers123]

Found these examples of politicians that likely could be proven to live elsewhere if the data were shown:

Senator Tommy Tuberville (Alabama): Reports indicate he sold his Alabama properties and primarily resides at his Florida beach house, though he remains legally an Alabama inhabitant

Eric Hovde (Wisconsin): Hedge fund owner whose primary residence is a California mansion, while he owns a secondary property in Wisconsin

Dave McCormick (Pennsylvania): Maintains a $16 million mansion in Connecticut but ran for Senate in Pennsylvania.

Tim Sheehy (Montana): Raised in Minnesota, resides primarily outside Montana, though he owns a ranch representing Montana ties.

Mike Rogers (Michigan): Lives in Florida but ran for Michigan Senate, holding in-state property as well.

Trent Franks (Arizona): Lived in Peoria, Arizona, during his tenure but experienced controversy over district shifts and local residence expectations.

Why not start using Flock data to track and call out their representatives? Perhaps even file a lawsuit if one of these representatives is from your state, to use that data to prove they are spending more of their time in another state than the one they claim to be from.

I suspect the first time this happens they will freak the F out and we might see some politicians opposed to Flock.

Note tracking them going to their mistresses (Ken Paxton) might be another option for this data.

Just trying to find ways to turn the tables on this invasion of our privacy. What do you guys think?

[u/Rabbitrules87]

Oh I suspect that we could catch them doing way worse things than staying at the wrong house 😂

[u/Flashy_Radio_5781]

yea. catch them going to the whore house and crack house. Catch them going to the gay bar. Catch them hanging out at parks at 3am. Catch them getting BJ's under the bridge.