Sen. Bennet: Government Immobilized By Freedom Caucus and Mitch McConnell

Senator Michael Bennett discusses his presidential run, highlighting his background and the challenges facing the U.S. He emphasizes the need for economic and political reform, contrasting his approach with John Hickenlooper's. Bennett outlines his economic policies, focusing on equitable growth and healthcare reform through a public option. He addresses political dysfunction, proposing solutions to restore effective governance.

What is Senator Michael Bennett's primary motivation for running for president?

• To continue the policies of the past decade

• To address the inflection point in the economy and politics

• To support Donald Trump's administration

• To focus solely on foreign policy

How does Bennett differentiate himself from John Hickenlooper?

• By focusing on foreign policy

• By emphasizing his experience in Washington

• By supporting the Freedom Caucus

• By advocating for tax cuts

What does Bennett believe is necessary to overcome the Freedom Caucus's influence?

• Ignoring their views

• Compromising with them

• Implementing an agenda that speaks to the middle of the country

• Mobilizing a government with tyrannical views

What is Bennett's view on the current economic growth under Trump's administration?

• It has only benefited the middle class

• It has remained consistent with the Obama era

• It has declined drastically

• It has significantly improved since Obama

What does Bennett propose to address the high cost of healthcare?

• Increasing healthcare taxes

• Reducing healthcare services

• Privatizing the healthcare system

• A public option for universal healthcare

What systemic reform does Bennett suggest to improve governance?

• Ending political gerrymandering

• Increasing campaign finance limits

• Reducing the number of political parties

• Increasing the number of Congress members

According to Bennett, what is essential for a democracy to survive?

• A government with no special interests

• A government that is connected with the people

• A corrupt government

• Separation of government from the people