Adversarial re-check: all three cited sources were independently re-fetched and are REAL, LIVE, and accurately quoted — no invented or misquoted source. (1) The April 16, 2021 cramer.senate.gov release confirms Cramer as a cosponsor of BOTH the TRUST Act (Romney) and the Sustainable Budget Act (Lummis), with the quoted line verbatim: 'If programs like Medicare and Social Security are not reformed, they will continue down a path toward insolvency, and the benefits our seniors rely on will become unavailable to them.' (2) The March 20, 2023 release confirms he re-introduced the Sustainable Budget Act alongside Lummis, Braun, and Rounds. (3) His official issues page confirms the stated position verbatim, but — notably — contains NO 'age 55' or 'incremental changes' language, so the promise's specific age-55 threshold is not documented in his current official framing. On the outcome: both bills are PROCESS bills that delegate reform to a bipartisan commission/rescue committee; neither itself enacts the promised incremental changes for future recipients 55 and under, and neither became law. Trust-fund solvency was not achieved. CHAMPIONED is not warranted — Cramer was a cosponsor, not the lead sponsor, of either bill, and cosponsoring commissions that punt the substantive decision is not leading the promised effort. PARTIAL is not warranted — no element of the promise was actually delivered; the continued absence of cuts to current beneficiaries is the nationwide status quo, not an affirmative achievement of his. IGNORED is too harsh — he engaged legislatively twice across two Congresses on exactly this goal. Party-neutrality check: a Democrat with an identical record (two cosponsorships of non-enacted commission bills plus a standing position page) would likewise rate ATTEMPTED under this scale. No verified evidence of action AGAINST the promise's direction was found, so MISALIGNED/HOSTILE are unsupported. I also re-fetched Cramer's live press-release feed (July 2026) and found no Social Security/Medicare solvency activity, corroborating the prior finding of no further action through 2024–2026. Confidence held at 0.6 rather than raised because congress.gov, GovTrack, and LegiScan all returned HTTP 403 to automated fetch and the web-search budget was exhausted, so a complete cosponsorship and roll-call census (including any Social Security–related floor amendments) could not be completed in this session.