A-score (25.4): Announcement of 100 executive orders represents significant constitutional concern through separation of powers (4.0 - aggressive unilateral executive action bypassing legislative process), election integrity (3.5 - pre-inauguration power signaling), and rule of law (3.0 - volume suggests circumventing normal deliberative processes). The '100' figure and 'Day One' framing indicate systematic approach to executive overreach. Mechanism modifier 1.15 for policy_change with constitutional implications, scope 1.2 for federal/broad. Severity: durability 1.1 (executive orders can persist), reversibility 0.9 (can be reversed but creates precedent), precedent 1.2 (normalizes volume-based executive governance). B-score (35.2): High hype driven by Layer 1 media_friendliness (8.0 - perfect headline), outrage_bait (7.0 - triggers both sides), round number psychology (5.0 meme). Layer 2 timing (9.0 - pre-inauguration announcement maximizes attention), pattern_match (8.0 - fits authoritarian narrative), narrative_pivot (7.0 - dominates news cycle). Intentionality 11/15 (pre-announcement, round number '100', 'Day One' framing, power demonstration) yields 0.73 weight. D-score: -9.8 (B exceeds A). Classification: List B - hype exceeds 25, delta below -10, announcement designed for maximum attention before actual policy content known.