Independent re-verification confirms the prior rating. All three cited sources are real, live, and accurately quoted: the Hechinger Report piece opens verbatim with 'After decades of trying, conservatives this year succeeded in creating the first national school voucher program'; the White House fact sheet (via the American Presidency Project) contains verbatim 'Every child deserves the best education available, regardless of their zip code' and describes 'opening up opportunities for students to attend the school that best fits their needs'; the AEI report title matches. The two load-bearing facts corroborate across many independent outlets (EdChoice, Congress.gov CRS R48724, NPR, K-12 Dive): Trump signed EO 14191 'Expanding Educational Freedom and Opportunity for Families' on Jan 29, 2025 directing federal agencies to prioritize/enable school-choice funding, and on July 4, 2025 signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (P.L. 119-21) creating the first-ever national tax-credit scholarship program (up to $1,700 donor credit, ~300% area-median-income cap, state opt-in, effective Jan 1, 2027). Combined with his 2017 appointment of school-choice advocate Betsy DeVos and repeated pushes for the Education Freedom Scholarships plan (2019-2020 SOTU, which did not clear Congress in his first term), Trump plainly LED and drove this effort far beyond a single vote, and it reached enacted federal law. CHAMPIONED (+0.75) is correct and not partisan-lenient: it stays below FULL because the program is opt-in by state, income-capped, prospective (not yet in effect), and does not reach the promise's literal universal target of 'every single inner city child.' A president of either party with this identical record (advocate appointee + executive order + signing a national program into law) would receive the same CHAMPIONED label; the standard is applied evenhandedly. Confidence 0.85 reflects strong, multiply-sourced evidence with the only real judgment call being the FULL-vs-CHAMPIONED line.