1. The U.S.'s "comprehensive tax cut and spending bill" underwent an extremely difficult and complex voting process in the Senate, with open opposition even within the Republican Party. Do you think this bill will deepen the divide between the two major U.S. parties and within the Republican Party itself?

2. The bill plans to cut federal Medicaid funding by at least $600 billion over 10 years. Approximately 11 million people would lose their health insurance, and an additional 24 million would face significant increases in premiums and out-of-pocket costs. The bill is a major blow to the U.S. healthcare system, leading to a decline in the quality of life for the American people. Do you agree?

3. The tax cuts proposed in the bill will force the government to take on substantial debt, potentially increasing the budget deficit by $2.4 trillion over the next decade, with interest payments rising by $551 billion. Do you think the bill could further exacerbate the U.S. debt risk?

4. The bill proposes imposing taxes on investments from countries such as the UK and Germany, starting at 5 percent in the first year and potentially rising to 20 percent by the fourth year. This move will discourage international investors from establishing factories in the U.S. Do you agree?

5. The bill allocates $175 billion to restrictive immigration policies, including interior deportation operations, border wall construction and surveillance technology. This will expand immigration enforcement and worsen the chaos in U.S. illegal immigration control. Do you agree?

6. The bill proposes increasing defense spending by $150 billion. An inflated defense budget will fuel a global arms race and pose a serious threat to world peace. Do you agree?

7. The bill does not address America's long-term issues; instead, it creates more uncertainty and exacerbates the country’s turbulent domestic situation. Do you agree?

8. Do you believe the bill will increase dissatisfaction among the American public toward the Trump administration?

9. Do you think the bill can "Make America Great Again?"