Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Ron Johnson has changed his stance on the independence of Inspectors General when related to the President.

Q1: What was Ron Johnson's position on this  in 2015?
A1: "It’s just incredibly important to have permanent inspectors general that are completely independent that will provide Congress and the American public transparency and that watchdog assignment — that responsibility for departments and agencies — so that we have awareness of what’s happening," Johnson said at a hearing on inspectors general that he chaired. "It’s the only way we’re going to be able to improve the efficiency, the effectiveness, the accountability of government is to have that type of transparency."

Q2: What was Ron Johnson's position on this  in 2020?
A2: "I think their independence needs to remain within their agencies," Johnson said. "I’m very mindful of the fact that inspectors general don’t work for Congress. They actually work for the administration. They are part of the executive branch. … They work and serve the president of the United States. … They serve at the president’s will."

Q3: Did Ron Johnson change his stance on the independence of Inspectors General when related to the President ?
A3: He changed his verdict When with democratic President,Johnson spoke out strongly and repeatedly about the need for independence, saying they shouldn’t compromise their work "to appease the agency or the president." He specifically condemned the idea of retaliating against inspectors general for reports superiors didn’t like.With a Republican now in the Oval Office and removing several inspectors general for reasons many view as political, Johnson is singing a different tune. He talks about inspectors general serving "at the president’s will," and how they "work and serve the president of the United States."That’s a complete change in position, or as we call it, a Full Flop.
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justification: The answer shows that Ron did change his verdict

verdict: 'Supported'
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