Goblin House
Claim investigated: The claimed bundling amounts ($2.5M-$4M to DCCC) substantially exceed Invariant's reported lobbying income from Palantir ($560K), suggesting either significant firm principal personal wealth deployment, revenue from undisclosed clients, or coordination with other bundlers that would be documented in FEC Form 3 bundled contribution reports Entity: Invariant Original confidence: inferential Result: WEAKENED → INFERENTIAL
The inference contains a fundamental mathematical logic that is sound - if Invariant bundled $2.5M-$4M while only reporting $560K in Palantir lobbying income, there must be additional revenue sources or wealth deployment. However, the claim rests on unverified bundling figures that contain temporal impossibilities (January 2026 data in 2025 context) and no confirmed FEC filings have been cited.
Reasoning: While the mathematical logic is sound, the foundational bundling figures are unverified and contain temporal inconsistencies. The established facts show systematic database search failures for 'Invariant' across multiple federal databases, suggesting either the entity operates under different names or the claimed activity levels may not exist in public records.
LDA: Invariant LLC quarterly LD-2 reports 2024, client: Palantir Technologies
Would confirm the claimed $560K lobbying income baseline for the mathematical comparison
FEC: DCCC Form 3 Schedule A bundled contributions January 2025, bundler employer field 'Invariant'
Would confirm or deny the claimed $2.5M bundling activity that forms the basis of the inference
FEC: Individual contributions 2024-2025, employer field 'Invariant' or 'Stagwell'
Would identify actual political contributions by Invariant employees/principals to assess wealth deployment
SEC EDGAR: Stagwell Inc. 10-K and 10-Q filings 2024, search 'Invariant' and 'lobbying'
Would reveal subsidiary revenue and business activities if Invariant operates under Stagwell umbrella
Companies House: D.C. Corporate Registry search: 'Invariant LLC' formation documents and registered agents
Would disambiguate between multiple Invariant entities and identify actual principals for wealth assessment
SIGNIFICANT — If confirmed, the claimed bundling-to-lobbying income ratio would represent an unusually high wealth deployment for political influence that merits regulatory scrutiny. However, the systematic absence of the entity in federal databases and temporal inconsistencies in source data suggest potential data fabrication that could mislead oversight efforts.