Jake Willis

Jake Willis
Public Office Holder
United States of America
Rep. Jake Willis in an official portrait in 2053
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
Constituency	Texas 13th District
In Office	3 Jan 2037 - Present
Preceded by	TBD
Succeeded by	Incumbent
Personal Information
Born	4 October 2007 (age 48) San Antonio, Texas United States of America
Nationality	United States
Party	Republican
Net Worth	TBD
Spouse	TBD
Consorts	TBD
Issue	TBD
Education	Central Texas College

Jacob Matthew Willis (born 4 October 2007) is an American politician who has served as the United States Representative for Texas's 13th congressional district since 3 January 2037. He is best known as one of the informal leaders of the so-called "Red Pill Caucus", a radical populist faction within the Republican Party characterized by its opposition to fifth-wave feminism, polygamy legislation, debt-enforcement reforms, and what it describes as "elite capture" of American institutions.

Willis emerged as one of the most polarizing political figures of the 2040s, admired by a segment of disaffected working-class male voters while almost universally reviled by moderates in both parties for his incendiary rhetoric, racial dog-whistling, and associations with extreme online subcultures. Former President Kash Patel blamed Willis for costing him a second term in the 2044 presidential election.

"They've turned citizenship into a paywall. If you're rich, you write a check and walk free. If you're broke, you work it off like a medieval serf. That's not justice - that's a caste system with better branding."

Rep. Jake Willis (R-TX)

7 January 2043

Born into a lower-middle-class household in San Antonio, Texas, Willis' upbringing was shaped by economic instability during the Second Great Depression (2029 - 2040). He has frequently cited this as being "formative to (his) worldview". He attended community college briefly but did not complete a degree, later framing his non-traditional educational path as evidence of independence from "credentialed elites". Before entering politics, he worked intermittently in logistics, warehouse operations, and short-term contracting roles.

Willis first gained national attention in the mid-2030s through social media platforms and alternative video networks, where he produced content critical of feminism, immigration and debt-based economic systems. His commentary drew heavily on the emergent Red Pill Movement, blending economic grievance with cultural conservatism.

In 2038, Willis was elected to a seat in the House of Representatives, running an explicitly anti-elite platform that rejected the "uniparty" establishment. He has since been re-elected eight times. Throughout his storied career in the House, he has opposed the VIRGO Act, the FEM Act, the Decriminalization of Prostitution Act, the ARIES Act, and the RESET Act. He has repeatedly attempted to introduce legislation to restrict the rights of non-citizens to do business, marry, and start families in the United States, but has never succeeded.