A neurological disorder stole her voice. Jennifer Wexton took it back on the House floor.

Congresswoman Jennifer Weston, affected by a neurological disorder, uses AI to regain her voice. She highlights Disability Pride Month and the ADA's impact, reflecting on her legislative work for disability rights and healthcare. Weston shares her personal journey with PSP, emphasizing the importance of AI in her public speaking and her determination to advocate for others facing similar challenges.

What significant event does Congresswoman Jennifer Weston commemorate in her speech?

• The passing of the Affordable Care Act

• The anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act

• The introduction of Connor's Law

• The expansion of Medicaid in Virginia

What was the primary focus of Connor's Law?

• Improving public transportation for the disabled

• Providing healthcare to all Virginians

• Closing a loophole for parental support of disabled children over 18

• Increasing funding for disability research

How did the expansion of Medicaid in Virginia impact the disabled community?

• It increased the number of healthcare providers in Virginia

• It reduced healthcare costs for all Virginians

• It provided affordable healthcare access to many vulnerable individuals, including those with disabilities

• It eliminated the need for private insurance

What condition has affected Congresswoman Weston's ability to speak and move?

• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

• Progressive super nuclear palsy

• Parkinson's disease

• Multiple sclerosis

What technological aid does Congresswoman Weston use for public speaking?

• A teleprompter

• An AI recreation of her voice

• A sign language interpreter

• A speech-to-text application

What historical first did Congresswoman Weston achieve in Congress?

• First to advocate for Medicaid expansion

• First to use an AAC device on the House floor

• First to pass a disability rights law

• First to deliver a speech using AI

What has been a source of renewed determination for Congresswoman Weston?

• Her ability to walk again

• The supportive messages from others facing similar challenges

• Her election to Congress

• The success of her legislative efforts