We're Not Going Home for Memorial Day Without a Vote: Rep. Stevens on Debt Limit

The transcript covers discussions on the US debt ceiling, emphasizing the need for negotiations to prevent default. It debates stricter work requirements for social programs, with opposition from some Democrats. The conversation shifts to revenue generation and economic growth, highlighting President Biden's initiatives. Constituents express concerns about potential default, urging resolution through continued negotiations.

What is the main reason for the urgency in addressing the debt ceiling issue?

• To support foreign economies

• To reduce taxes

• To increase government spending

• To avoid default and maintain fiscal health

What is the Congresswoman's stance on stricter work requirements for social programs?

• She is undecided

• She supports them

• She proposes a compromise

• She rejects them

What negative impact was observed in Iowa due to stricter food requirements?

• Improved public health

• Decreased unemployment

• Costing the state millions

• Increased state revenue

What is the President's position on Medicare and Medicaid in the debt ceiling negotiations?

• He has no opinion

• He is open to cuts

• He wants to increase funding

• He draws the line at cuts

How does the Congresswoman view the President's negotiation efforts?

• She is indifferent

• She supports them

• She undermines them

• She opposes them

What is the main concern of the Congresswoman's constituents regarding the debt ceiling?

• Less government spending

• Increased taxes

• Government default

• More social programs

What is the Congresswoman's view on the ongoing negotiations?

• They are unnecessary

• They are ineffective

• They are too slow

• They are working