Results Are In! Congressional Budget Office Scores the American Health Care Act

The video discusses the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) report on the American Health Care Act (AHCA). It highlights the potential increase in uninsured individuals, significant Medicaid spending cuts, and the impact on market stability. The AHCA could lead to higher premiums for older individuals and reduced subsidies, affecting low-income populations. The federal budget would see reduced spending and revenue, with a projected deficit reduction. The video concludes with a call for viewer support.

What is the role of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) in relation to the AHCA?

• To provide independent analysis of budgetary issues

• To support the AHCA through funding

• To create healthcare policies

• To enforce healthcare laws

By 2026, how many more people are expected to be uninsured under the AHCA compared to current law?

• 52 million

• 24 million

• 14 million

• 21 million

What is the projected reduction in Medicaid spending over the next decade according to the CBO?

• $1.22 trillion

• $880 billion

• $670 billion

• $880 million

How does the AHCA affect health insurance market stability according to the CBO?

• It causes a market collapse

• It has no effect on market stability

• It stabilizes the market

• It destabilizes the market

What is the expected change in premiums for older individuals under the AHCA?

• Premiums will decrease

• Premiums will remain the same

• Premiums will increase significantly

• Premiums will be eliminated

What is the total projected reduction in federal deficit over a decade due to the AHCA?

• $337 billion

• $883 billion

• $1.22 trillion

• $600 billion

How does the AHCA impact tax cuts, particularly for high-income individuals?

• It eliminates all taxes for high-income individuals

• It has no impact on taxes

• It provides significant tax cuts for high-income individuals

• It increases taxes for high-income individuals