Executive order implementing reciprocal tariffs scores high on constitutional damage (49.4) due to significant rule_of_law impact (unilateral trade policy reversal bypassing congressional trade authority), separation concerns (executive overreach into legislative commerce powers), and institutional capture (economic policy serving political narrative). Policy_change mechanism with international scope yields strong modifiers (1.3×1.4). Severity elevated by durability (reshapes trade relationships), precedent (normalizes unilateral executive trade actions), and moderate reversibility (requires diplomatic repair). Election driver reflects 2025 political positioning. B-score (27.8) reflects substantial media attention to 'decades of policy overturned' framing, high novelty and media-friendliness, with moderate strategic layer (timing, narrative pivot to economic nationalism). Intentionality moderate (6/15) - executive action with policy reversal framing. Delta (+21.6) indicates primary constitutional concern, but both scores exceed 25 threshold creating Mixed classification - genuine policy shift with significant hype amplification around 'overturning decades' narrative.