“Committed to passing comprehensive legislation to deliver health care and benefits to toxic-exposed veterans (the effort that became the PACT Act), stating his goal of passing comprehensive toxic exposure legislation.”
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Both PRIMARY sources are reachable and directly support the CHAMPIONED rating. Source 1 (Senate Roll Call Vote 280, 117th Congress) confirms the Aug 2, 2022 Motion to Concur in the House Amendment to S.3373 "Honoring our PACT Act of 2022" passed 86 Yeas–11 Nays (Motion Agreed to) with Moran (R-KS) voting Yea; the cited quote matches the record. Source 2 (Moran's Senate office press release) confirms Moran was a lead architect/co-author, not merely a supporter: he introduced the bill alongside Chairman Jon Tester as ranking member of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee and "led negotiations" among both parties, House VA leaders, the Biden Administration, and VSOs. The cited quote "Today, we delivered on a promise made to our veterans..." appears on the page verbatim. This documents Moran leading and delivering the exact comprehensive toxic-exposure legislation he promised to pass, exceeding a simple supportive vote. All cited actions (May 2022 agreement, Aug 2 vote, Aug 10 signing) post-date the 2022-04-19 promise. The CHAMPIONED outcome does not overstate the evidence.
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