House resolution supporting coal lease sales represents routine legislative positioning on energy policy rather than constitutional damage. A-score (7.59) reflects modest regulatory capture concerns (fossil fuel industry influence) and minor rule of law implications (policy contradicting climate commitments), but lacks direct constitutional mechanism. Policy_change mechanism adds 15% modifier, federal scope 20%, but base drivers remain low. B-score (12.64) captures moderate outrage potential among climate advocates and partisan narrative framing, but insufficient viral characteristics. Resolution is non-binding, easily reversible through future legislation or executive action. This represents standard partisan positioning on energy policy - symbolic vote that generates predictable reactions but creates no durable constitutional harm. Classic noise: generates heat without constitutional light.