Adversarial re-check: all four sources cited by the prior researcher were independently fetched and are REAL, live, and accurately quoted -- none were invented or misquoted. Verified content: (1) five Boozman-authored measures (VA CAREERS Act, VACANT Act, Not Just a Number Act, Gerald's Law Act, VA OIG Training Act of 2023) were enacted inside the Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act signed January 2025; (2) as chairman of the Senate MilCon-VA Appropriations Subcommittee he authored the FY2026 bill that passed the Senate 87-9 with $133.3B for VA plus $49.8B from the Toxic Exposures Fund ($163.6B total for veteran care); (3) his Senate office publicly maintains veterans casework -- military records, service medals, VA health care and disability claims -- with 220 records/medals requests logged in 2024 as of the May 8, 2024 release, which directly satisfies the 'keep his staff available to assist Arkansas veterans' half of the promise; (4) on June 3, 2026 he introduced the Veterans' Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment Act of 2026 with Veterans' Affairs Chairman Moran and Ranking Member Blumenthal, covering disability compensation, clothing allowance, and dependency and indemnity compensation for surviving spouses and children (the 'and their families' element). Because all four prior sources were the politician's OWN press office, I added two sources independent of him: the official Senate roll call for S.3373 (117th Congress, 2nd session, vote 280) confirms Boozman voted YEA on final passage of the Honoring our PACT Act, 86-11 -- the single most-cited potential counter-vote against Republicans on veterans policy, and it cuts FOR the promise, not against it; and Wikipedia independently confirms he sits on the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee, chairs the MilCon-VA Appropriations Subcommittee, chaired the House VA Economic Opportunity Subcommittee, introduced the Veterans Retraining Act of 2009, and has been recognized for veterans work by the VFW, TAPS, MOAA, Wounded Warrior Project and IAVA. I searched for disconfirming votes and found none verified. PARTISAN-FAIRNESS TEST: a Democrat with five authored veterans bills signed into law, the gavel of the VA appropriations subcommittee, authorship of the VA funding bill, bipartisan co-introduction of the annual veterans COLA bill, and documented district casework would unambiguously be rated CHAMPIONED under the same standard -- this is leading the effort, not casting a supporting vote. Not upgraded to FULL because the promise is an open-ended, perpetual commitment ('always advocate', 'keep his staff available') that cannot be closed out at 100% while he remains in office; grading an unfalsifiable 'always' pledge as FULL would be leniency, not accuracy. One correction to the prior write-up: its claim that the VALID Act became law via the '21st Century ROAD to Housing Act' in 2026 was NOT sourced and I could not verify it, so it is dropped from this rationale; the rating does not depend on it. Limitation stated honestly: the session's web-search budget was exhausted, so counter-evidence hunting was done by direct source fetch rather than broad search, and I did not verify his posture on 2025-26 VA workforce reductions.