Every bill read in full. Every grade on the record.
The Quiet Ledger reads the full text of a federal bill and grades it against eight published criteria. The criteria are frozen. The points are public. Every grade shows its work.
One method. The same for every bill. Written down before the bill arrives.
The complete statutory text. Not the title. Not the summary. Not the press release.
Each criterion is a hard question with published guidance. All eight are asked of every bill.
Points are awarded or withheld. Each one is tied to the passage that decided it.
The total sets the grade by fixed cut points. The bands do not bend for party or sponsor.
The latest grades, as entered.
Eight criteria. Ninety points. Frozen.
Constitutionality counts double. It is the foundation. The rest carry ten points each.
The text says what a bill does. It does not say who decides.
A bill moves through committees, votes, money, and lobbies. GTIE, the Gray Temporal Intelligence Engine, will map that network over time. It will name the points where outcomes turn.