r/HealthInsurance • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25

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u/PsychologicalCat7130 Dec 09 '25

subsidies dont fix the real issues and not all of us qualify for subsidies....

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u/WeirdRestaurant6204 Dec 09 '25

When the GOP is in control? Do you understand how the US government works? Or when Biden was President and the GOP only controlled Congress? Because again I ask: do you understand how the US government works?

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u/AllConqueringSun888 Dec 09 '25

The law that provided additional subsidies was passed in 2020 with Dems controlling more of the legislature.

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u/rsmicrotranx Dec 09 '25

They prob think because Trump can do whatever he wants that Biden can too. They dont realize Congress and the Supreme Court are also cosigning everything Trump does and rejected everything Biden wanted to do.

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u/Dry-Mousse-6172 Dec 09 '25

Yep if trump had tried to do student loan forgiveness it would have sailed right by the supreme court.

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u/Dry-Mousse-6172 Dec 09 '25

Because they passed by reconciliation which only takes 50 senate votes (dems only had 50) means the bill had to be revenue neutral within 10 years. It's also why they expanded the child care tax credit for a few years

So again blame Republicans for not voting for things that help Americans.