Sabrina Siddiqui
speaker
1,224 appearances
19 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 28 Aug
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John, hello.
John, I want to ask you first, a lot of the voters we talked to didn't have much faith in politicians' ability to offer real solutions to the growing cost of health care.
But is one party more trusted than the other on that issue?
Right.
And our poll from May, it was basically three quarters of respondents who said they felt the economic and political systems in the U.S.
are stacked against people like that.
Adam, John was just talking about that Wall Street Journal poll in January.
A vast majority of voters also expected their premiums to rise 70 percent.
More people said they would blame Trump administration policies, 44 percent, compared to health insurance companies.
That was just 27 percent for their premiums going up.
So how much of a liability is this issue for Republicans?
And has anything changed since January?
Has it gotten better or worse for Republicans?
That's a really interesting point because Republicans have long talked about replacing the Affordable Care Act with something else, though it's not always clear what.
Meanwhile, for the Democrats, in recent years, the idea of Medicare for all really gained traction among progressives, but it's not something that the party is touting so much anymore.
Adam, how do the party's visions differ on health care?
John, the subsidies were such a source of contention.
I covered it very closely.
Democrats shut down the government in a bid to try and extend the subsidies.
And some might argue that they caved in that fight because ultimately, in order to reopen the government, they secured a vote on the subsidy issue.
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