What Comes Next If Obamacare Is Repealed?

The transcript discusses the potential repeal of healthcare legislation, focusing on the legislative process and political strategies involved. It highlights the impact on individuals with health insurance, the stance of insurance companies, and the division within the Republican Party. The discussion includes the political implications of repealing healthcare and the challenges faced by the Trump administration and Congress.

What legislative strategy is mentioned as a way to repeal the health policy?

• Seeking approval from the Supreme Court

• Using a public referendum

• Jamming it through committee with legislative tricks

• Holding a national vote

Why might the Trump administration hesitate to repeal health insurance for those with pre-existing conditions?

• It could be seen as bad politics

• It would be too costly

• It would require a constitutional amendment

• It is against international law

What are the two clauses the president-elect wants to keep in the health policy?

• Free healthcare for all and no taxes

• Coverage for dental and vision

• Staying on parents' insurance until 26 and pre-existing conditions

• Lifetime coverage and no premiums

How have insurance companies reacted to the health policy changes?

• They have increased premiums across the board

• They have unanimously opposed the changes

• Some have stayed, others have pulled out

• All have supported the changes

What is the stance of fiscal conservatives within the Republican Party regarding health policy reform?

• They want to expand coverage to all citizens

• They prefer block granting and tax breaks for health savings accounts

• They support a single-payer system

• They want to eliminate all health insurance