Monitor for actual executive actions that protesters reference - if specific orders/policies emerge with constitutional implications, re-score those separately. Track whether protest movement translates into legal challenges or legislative responses that would have measurable constitutional impact.
A-score (5.2): Protests represent legitimate civil_rights expression (3) and separation_of_powers concern (2) regarding executive authority expansion. However, protests themselves cause minimal constitutional damage - they are a democratic response mechanism, not damage. Information_operation mechanism reduces score (0.7x) as protests are response to perceived rather than actual documented constitutional breach. Multi-state scope adds modest boost (1.15x). Low severity multipliers (0.9) reflect that protests are temporary, reversible democratic expression. B-score (46.4): Extremely high media_friendliness (5) with 13+ articles covering same event across multiple cities. Strong outrage_bait (4) and meme_ability (4) with 'No Kings' branding. Layer 2 shows perfect timing (5) synchronized with military parade for maximum contrast/optics, strong mismatch (4) between protest scale and actual constitutional mechanism, and pattern_match (4) to coordinated resistance movements. High intentionality (12/15) from coordinated multi-city execution, unified branding, strategic parade timing, and explicit information_operation mechanism. Delta: -41.2 strongly indicates List B classification.