“Pledged to continue standing up to the Chinese Communist government's aggression.”
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All four cited sources are reachable and every quoted phrase appears verbatim, and each documents genuine legislative LEADERSHIP against CCP aggression rather than mere votes. (1) Curtis's Senate office release confirms he "introduced the Uyghur Policy Act" to hold China accountable for human rights abuses against the Uyghurs, with the cited quote appearing exactly. (2) His office release on the eight foreign-policy bills confirms verbatim "eight bipartisan bills he leads and cosponsors to curb China's human rights abuses ... support partners and allies in the Indo-Pacific," naming the Uyghur Policy Act, Blue Skies for Taiwan Act, and South China Sea Strategy Act. (3) Deseret News confirms verbatim that Curtis "is spearheading efforts to provide financial assistance to countries being squeezed economically by the Chinese government over their ties to Taiwan" via the Taiwan Allies Fund Act. (4) Utah Policy confirms verbatim the Uyghur Policy Act "Strengthens U.S. efforts to address ongoing human rights abuses committed by the Chinese government against Uyghurs." Authoring, introducing, and spearheading this body of anti-CCP legislation — and securing committee passage of eight of his own bills — clears the leadership bar for CHAMPIONED. Confidence is high but not maximal because several bills advanced through committee rather than being enacted; however, the promise was to "continue standing up to" CCP aggression, an ongoing active posture that his sustained cross-front leadership fulfills.
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