Independently re-verified all three cited sources: they are real, live, and accurately quoted. This is a compound promise (safeguard Roe, appoint only pro-Roe judges, support Hyde repeal, use executive action). Biden actively LED across every presidential lever rather than merely casting a supporting vote: (1) removed the Hyde Amendment from his FY2022 budget for the first time in decades (NPR, Washington Post, Planned Parenthood confirm), (2) appointed Ketanji Brown Jackson (confirmed 53-47, sworn June 30, 2022) plus a record number of pro-choice-leaning judges, (3) publicly pushed codification via the Women's Health Protection Act, which he championed but which was filibustered 49-51 in the Senate on May 11, 2022 (Congress.gov, Senate roll call vote 117-2-65, NPR/CBS confirm), and (4) after Dobbs signed EO 14076 (July 8, 2022) and EO 14079 (Aug 3, 2022) protecting abortion, contraception, medication abortion, patient privacy and travel (verified on bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov and the American Presidency Project). The components he directly controlled (budget, executive orders, judicial nominations, advocacy) he delivered; the components that failed (Roe not safeguarded, WHPA not codified, Hyde still in appropriations) were blocked by the Supreme Court and the Senate filibuster, outside his direct control. Not FULL because the overarching aim was not enacted, but he drove rather than merely supported the effort. Party-neutral standard: a Republican president who used budget, EOs, judicial appointments, and public advocacy to drive a promised policy, even where ultimate legislative/judicial outcomes went against him, would equally rate CHAMPIONED. Confidence 0.85 is appropriate given abundant primary evidence balanced against the compound promise's failed ultimate outcome.