This is a routine budgetary reallocation within USDA discretionary authority. A-score is minimal (0.89) - separation of powers barely triggered (1) as executive budget execution, civil_rights (2) for impact on vulnerable populations but within normal policy bounds, capture (1) for potential industry influence on procurement. No election interference, rule of law violations, or corruption indicators. Resource reallocation mechanism adds 15% modifier, federal scope 20%. B-score moderate (16.47) driven by emotional framing around children and vulnerable populations (outrage_bait:7, media_friendliness:8), with strategic mismatch between administrative budget adjustment and constitutional crisis framing. Single article, limited sourcing, presents routine procurement change as crisis. This is standard administrative budget execution being amplified through vulnerable population framing.