Adversarial re-check independently confirms PARTIAL. This is a four-part pledge and the record splits cleanly. (1) REVOKE MFN/PNTR - NOT DONE. China's Permanent Normal Trade Relations status remains in force as of July 2026. Trump's own PNTR action was minimal: the Jan. 20, 2025 America First Trade Policy memo Sec. 3(d) merely directed Commerce and USTR to 'assess legislative proposals regarding Permanent Normal Trade Relations with the PRC.' The Restoring Trade Fairness Act (Cotton/Moolenaar) was a congressional effort, not a Trump-led one, and never passed; the U.S. International Trade Commission only launched a factfinding investigation into the 'revocation of permanent normal trade relations treatment for all products of China' on March 2, 2026 - i.e., still studying, not revoking. The November 2025 Trump-Xi truce cut tariffs and averted the threatened 100% rate, moving away from this element. (2) PHASE OUT IMPORTS OF ESSENTIAL GOODS - partially advanced through Section 232 national-security actions on processed critical minerals (April 2025) and investigations into pharmaceuticals, semiconductors and semiconductor manufacturing equipment (April 2025), though these are sector-wide rather than a China-specific phase-out, and the Nov. 2025 deal reduced tariffs. (3) STOP CHINA BUYING U.S. REAL ESTATE AND INDUSTRIES - substantially delivered by Trump's own executive action: the Feb. 21, 2025 America First Investment Policy memo commits to using CFIUS 'to restrict PRC-affiliated persons from investing in United States technology, critical infrastructure, healthcare, agriculture, energy, raw materials, or other strategic sectors' and to 'protect United States farmland and real estate near sensitive facilities,' and USDA's July 8, 2025 National Farm Security Action Plan moved to bar new Chinese farmland ownership and claw back existing holdings. (4) PREVENT IMPORTATION OF CHINESE VEHICLES - the outcome exists ('it's been effectively impossible for American consumers to purchase a Chinese car'), but credit is limited because the operative measures were inherited: the BIS connected-vehicle final rule was issued Jan. 16, 2025 under the prior administration (effective March 17, 2025) and the 100% vehicle tariff predates the term; Trump retained both but has 'indicated he's receptive to allowing Chinese automakers to open plants in the United States.' Neutrality check: two of four components are genuinely in force by this politician's own executive action, the headline component is untouched with some movement in the opposite direction, and one component is largely inherited. A politician of either party with this record would score PARTIAL - not ATTEMPTED (real measures are operative, not merely tried) and not CHAMPIONED (he did not lead the PNTR revocation drive, he only ordered an assessment of others' bills). Source correction: the prior rating attributed to the Fox News piece a quote ('has enriched the Chinese Communist Party while costing the United States millions of jobs') that could not be confirmed on the live page; the article is real and supports the point, but it has been replaced below with verified language and stronger primary sources. All sources below were fetched and confirmed live during this verification.