Separate the claim from the heat.

The page offers three manually checked review statements. Each checked box contributes one to the reviewed count. Bars compare one checked item with all three items at one hundred fifty pixels per count. The source maps a policy premise, attribution with loaded framing, and broad prediction with sarcasm. Checking a box records the user marking that review activity; it does not fact-check a geopolitical assertion or validate agreement, evidence or a conclusion. For n checked boxes, the source meter width is the larger of ten percent and n divided by three times one hundred percent. With no checked boxes, the count is zero of three, but the bar still shows ten percent. With one checked box, it shows one third, about thirty-three point three percent. At four pixels per percentage point, the bars show forty pixels and about one hundred thirty-three point three pixels. The visual floor prevents an empty bar; it is not ten percent verified evidence. The source stores the three checkbox values and untrimmed review notes as two properties. The Download buttons export the same brief containing reviewed count and notes, while Copy writes the raw notes only. Bars compare two stored properties with two distinct output actions at one hundred fifty pixels per count. Reload restores both properties. Two explanation accordions open and close independently. There is no reset or automated evidence retrieval, model analysis, political fact-checking or external submission.