CBO Report Raises Tension Over GOP Health Care Plan

The transcript discusses a CBO report that has implications for the administration and various political groups. The report suggests a $337 billion budget revenue, which is seen as a win for the administration. However, critics, including the Tea Party and ultra-conservatives, express concerns about institutionalizing tax incentives and the potential loss of health insurance for millions. The Senate's response is anticipated, with key figures like Senators Mike Lee and Rand Paul expected to react. The process may face delays due to external factors like a blizzard.

What is the administration's stance on the CBO report's $337 billion budget revenue?

• They think it will increase government costs.

• They believe it will silence critics.

• They are indifferent to the report.

• They are skeptical about its accuracy.

What is a major concern of the Tea Party regarding the plan?

• It will reduce taxes significantly.

• It will increase government spending.

• It will institutionalize several tax incentives.

• It will decrease healthcare coverage.

How many people could potentially lose health insurance in the first year according to the report?

• 10 million

• 24 million

• 14 million

• 20 million

What is expected to happen in the Senate regarding the House's plan?

• Immediate approval without changes.

• Postponement for several months.

• Rejection due to lack of support.

• Serious consideration within a few weeks.

Which two Senators are prominently opposed to the plan?

• Senators Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi

• Senators Mike Lee and Rand Paul

• Senators Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham

• Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren