Demand actual reporting: What does the memo say? What policy does it change? Who is affected and how? Reject coverage that discusses 'firestorms' without documenting the underlying governance action.
This event is fundamentally unscoreable due to complete absence of substantive information. The summary provides zero details about the memo's content, policy impact, or constitutional implications—only that it generated 'controversy' and required 'defense.' Without knowing what the memo actually does, no governance harm can be assessed. The high B-score reflects the media-friendly controversy framing and suspicious timing alongside substantive events (SCOTUS blocking voter data collection, ACA subsidies expiring). This appears to be noise designed to generate coverage volume without accountability substance.