The video explores the paradox of Trump supporters in Whitley County, Kentucky, who benefit from Obamacare yet voted for Trump, who promised to repeal it. Kathy, an enrollment counselor, helps many residents sign up for Obamacare, increasing insurance coverage significantly. Despite benefiting from the Affordable Care Act, many residents express dissatisfaction with its costs and hope Trump will improve it. The video also covers the broader implications of this paradox and the challenges of healthcare reform.

What is the median per capita income in Whitley County?

• $16,000

• $20,000

• $25,000

• $30,000

What percentage of Whitley County residents over 25 do not have a college degree?

• 97%

• 50%

• 88%

• 75%

What was the increase in health insurance coverage in Whitley County after the implementation of Obamacare?

• From 70% to 85%

• From 75% to 90%

• From 60% to 80%

• From 50% to 75%

Why did many Trump supporters believe Obamacare would not be repealed?

• They believed Trump had a secret plan.

• They thought it was too beneficial to repeal.

• They were unaware of the repeal efforts.

• They trusted the Democrats to protect it.

What was a common complaint about Obamacare among its beneficiaries?

• Complex enrollment process

• Limited doctor availability

• High deductibles

• Lack of coverage options

What was Perry's main concern about his Obamacare plan?

• The $2000 deductible

• The high premium costs

• The limited hospital network

• The lack of dental coverage

What did Bobby dislike about the Affordable Care Act?

• Its association with President Obama

• The high out-of-pocket costs

• The lack of coverage for pre-existing conditions

• The limited choice of doctors

What was the general hope among Trump supporters regarding the healthcare system?

• That it would be privatized

• That it would remain unchanged

• That it would be expanded to cover more people

• That Trump would repeal and replace it with something better

What was President Obama's main criticism of Obamacare?

• The subsidies were not high enough

• It was too complex to understand

• It was too expensive to maintain

• It did not cover enough people

What did President Obama challenge Republicans to do regarding healthcare?

• To expand Medicaid

• To create a better plan than Obamacare

• To improve the existing law

• To reduce healthcare costs