Adversarial re-verification confirms CHAMPIONED, with one correction to Kennedy's role. Leadership prong (verified via PRIMARY source): kennedy.senate.gov documents that Kennedy CO-INTRODUCED the Families' Rights and Responsibilities Act (he "joined Sens. Tim Scott and James Lankford in introducing" it), whose stated purpose is to "Affirm parents have the fundamental right to raise their children and direct their education according to their values." That quote appears verbatim, and co-sponsoring/introducing legislation on the exact promise topic (parents directing their children's education) is genuine legislative leadership — more than a supportive vote — satisfying the CHAMPIONED bar even though the bill remains introduced, not enacted. CORRECTION: the rating characterizes Kennedy as a "named LEAD sponsor"; the primary source shows he is one of three co-introducers who joined Scott and Lankford, not THE lead. This overstates his role but does not defeat the leadership finding. Enacted-win prong: Senate roll call #372 is verified — the question "On Passage of the Bill (H.R. 1, as Amended)" appears verbatim and Kennedy voted Yea (50-50, VP tie-break), and edchoice.org confirms verbatim that "Congress Enacts First-Ever Federal Tax Credit for Education Scholarships," a parental school-choice program. However, edchoice does NOT name Kennedy, and the school-choice enactment was a party-line vote where he was one of 50 rather than its author, so it is corroborating context, not evidence of his personal authorship. Confidence lowered from 0.82 to 0.78 to reflect the lead-vs-co-sponsor overstatement and that the enacted measure is not attributable to Kennedy's leadership. All four cited quotes are accurate and verbatim.