It was linked in the OP, and Greenbeard quoted from both the article in the NYT and the HHS release. I assumed that since you denied that anything Biden had signed helped, you were aware of the law
or at least bothered to read the OP. From the OP:
And:
The point of my first comment was Biden and the Democrats delivered within weeks what Trump and the GOP have promised for a decade. The biggest beneficiaries of the new subsidies are exactly the 'middle class working families' who made too much to make healthcare affordable for them - lots of them older, within a decade or so of Medicare, and making a decent but not great salary, often two earner couples, who either fell outside the 400% of FPL cliff, or whose subsidies didn't really help with healthcare insurance, or had high deductibles. The new law limits healthcare spending to 8.5% of expected income, and so helped a lot of people at the upper end of ACA subsidies, and beyond. Much more here:
One of Greenbeard's links takes you to a map that I think deserves to be linked directly. Look at who the big beneficiaries are of this bill, and where. They are older, often in red states, who aren't making near poverty wages, but making a good living at age 60 but with high healthcare costs because fo their age. It made insurance DRASTICALLY more affordable for them. That's a good thing. Better if they just transitioned into Medicare but this is a very good answer for those folks who kind of fell into a donut hole.
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