How Ryan's Health Care Lessons Can Shape Tax Reform

How Ryan's Health Care Lessons Can Shape Tax Reform

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The transcript discusses the challenges faced by House Speaker Paul Ryan in achieving tax reform, emphasizing the need for alignment with the House Ways and Means Committee. It highlights the controversy surrounding the border adjustment tax and compares current political dynamics to historical figures like Tip O'Neill and Ronald Reagan. The text also examines the political strategies of figures like Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, and the challenges faced by the President in securing economic deals. The stakes for the administration are high, as failure to achieve tax reform could hinder further policy advancements.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main issue dividing the Republican caucus regarding tax reform?

Border adjustment tax

Environmental regulations

Education policy

Healthcare reform

2.

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Which historical figures are mentioned as a comparison to current political leaders?

Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman

Tip O'Neill and Ronald Reagan

Abraham Lincoln and George Washington

John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson

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30 sec • 1 pt

Who were the key figures rallying the House Freedom Caucus?

Senator Ted Cruz and Senator Rand Paul

Senator Marco Rubio and Senator Lindsey Graham

Senator Mitch McConnell and Senator Chuck Schumer

Senator Bernie Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the President criticized for during his campaign?

Lack of a ground game

Too many public appearances

Excessive spending

Ignoring social media

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What is at stake for the administration if tax reform is not achieved?

Decrease in public approval ratings

Inability to pass any future policies

Increase in national debt

Loss of international allies