Those are rather different requirements than what you previously specified.
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1. If the first word of a paragraph is "Drafted" do Nothing. Don't touch the paragraph.
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This is the first mention of "Drafted" but, even so, the code doesn't affect such paragraphs.
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2. If (the first word of a paragraph IS NOT "Drafted") and (the first word of the same paragraph IS NOT "Exceeded")
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So that's every paragraph, even those beginning with 'Met', even if they don't start with 'Drafted' or 'Exceeded'? If so, why don't you simply define the Normal Style and/or whatever other Styles you're already using with that specification? Then we need only modify the ones with 'Drafted' or 'Exceeded'!
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4. In any case do not change the current paragraph.spacesafter or spacebefore setting between any two paragrapghs
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The code doesn't explicitly do that - it simply bases everything for its bullet Styles on the Normal Style. If, however, you want to specify a different space before/after setting for your bullet Style, then do so. If, however, you've got inconsistent before/after spacing for the paragraphs you want to work on, that suggests poor document design.
What's happened to the paragraphs beginning with 'Met'?