“Committed to end restrictions on Second Amendment rights on federal (Army Corps of Engineers) land through the Recreational Lands Defense Act.”
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Both cited sources were fetched and verify the ATTEMPTED rating. The Lummis official press release (PRIMARY) is reachable and confirms she introduced the "Recreational Lands Defense Act" on 2021-10-12 — the exact legislative vehicle named in the promise, addressing Second Amendment rights on Army Corps of Engineers land; the cited quote ("For decades, Americans' Second Amendment rights have been checked at the entrance to federal land under U.S. Army Corps of Engineers management") appears verbatim, and the page documents introduction only, not enactment. The Military Times article (REPUTABLE_SECONDARY) is reachable; its cited quote's leading text appears verbatim, and it confirms the Corps' proposed rule was never implemented and that firearms restrictions remain in effect as of May 2026 — establishing that the substantive goal was not achieved. She took the promised action (introduced the bill) but it failed to end the restrictions, which is precisely ATTEMPTED — not FULL/CHAMPIONED (goal not reached) and not IGNORED/NO_OPPORTUNITY (she did act). The secondary source does not name Lummis, but it is used to establish outcome status rather than the promise action, which the primary source establishes. No quote is fabricated, both URLs resolve, and the outcome does not overstate the evidence.
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