Rep. Dingell Says She's Scared by the Division in the House Chamber

The transcript discusses the emphasis on health care in political discourse, expressing concerns about national division and the need for bipartisan cooperation. It critiques the President's health care claims, highlighting issues with pre-existing condition protections and the impact on premium costs. The speaker calls for unity to improve health care policies and protect citizens' rights.

What concern does the speaker express about the current political climate?

• The economic downturn

• The President's popularity

• The division evident in the House Chamber

• The lack of new health care policies

What does the speaker claim about the administration's health care actions?

• They have stabilized premium costs

• They have improved coverage for all

• They have undermined protections for pre-existing conditions

• They have reduced deductibles

According to the speaker, what is the issue with the affordable health care plans mentioned?

• They are only available in certain states

• They do not cover preventative health care

• They are too expensive

• They are not supported by the government

What does the speaker suggest is a reason for rising premium costs?

• Destabilization of protections for the Affordable Care Act

• Increased demand for health care

• Lack of competition among insurers

• New government regulations

What do the American people want regarding health care, according to the speaker?

• More affordable health care plans

• Higher premiums for better coverage

• Less political conflict and more cooperation

• More government intervention