A-score (18.47): Moderate constitutional impact. Civil_rights scores 4 (reproductive healthcare access affects bodily autonomy and equal protection), election scores 3 (highly partisan wedge issue affecting electoral dynamics), rule_of_law scores 2 (policy change through appropriations process, though legally contested), capture scores 2 (ideological capture of federal funding mechanisms). Resource_reallocation mechanism adds 15% modifier; federal scope adds 20%. Severity: durability 1.1 (requires legislative reversal), reversibility 0.9 (funding can be restored but service disruption immediate). B-score (26.63): High distraction potential. Layer 1 (55%): outrage_bait 8 (abortion/reproductive rights maximally polarizing), media_friendliness 7 (clear narrative, emotional stakes), meme_ability 4, novelty 3 (recurring issue). Layer 2 (45%): pattern_match 8 (classic culture war playbook), narrative_pivot 7 (shifts from other policy failures), mismatch 6 (policy impact vs. symbolic victory emphasis), timing 5. Intentionality 11/15 (textbook wedge issue deployment) increases Layer 2 weight to 55%. D-score: -8.16 indicates B-list (distraction exceeds damage). This is strategic culture war deployment—real policy impact but designed primarily for base mobilization and media cycle domination.