Adversarial re-check confirms the prior rating. The 2020 $775B caregiving proposal is real and well-documented (NPR/PBS/CNBC: '21st Century Caregiving' plan, $775B over 10 years, ~$400B+ for home/elder care, remainder for child care). As president Biden actively drove this beyond any single vote: caregiving was a signature plank of the American Jobs/Families Plans and Build Back Better (cut to ~$150B home care but passed the House), delivered concrete partial results via the American Rescue Plan's enhanced Medicaid HCBS match, and — after the comprehensive investment was stripped from the enacted Inflation Reduction Act — he used executive power (April 2023 Executive Order on Increasing Access to High-Quality Care and Supporting Caregivers, verified via CMS/ACL/CNN/AARP) and a 2024 'Month of Action on Care.' This is active leadership, not a lone vote, so CHAMPIONED is correct; FULL is ruled out because the flagship investment was never enacted at the promised scale, and PARTIAL would understate the documented leadership. All three cited sources verified real: the White House archive fact sheet loads live; the NBC News and NPR headlines matched verbatim in independent searches. The standard applied here would yield CHAMPIONED for an opposite-party politician with the same record.