Thread by @charles_gaba

This is precisely what @JoeBiden has in mind...and it's just as well, since there's zero chance of anything close to M4All happening in the near future without much larger margins in the House *and* Senate anyway.

https://twitter.com/Eugene_Scott/status/1346444241610952706

Here, again, is what #BidenCare would look like based on the plan he campaigned on (any actual healthcare reform bill would no doubt look somewhat different by the time it actually passed/was signed into law):
acasignups.net/20/07/23/biden…

Here's a table showing how much a 40-year old couple w/2 kids would pay (on avg.) in both premiums & deductibles under #BidenCare compared to the current ACA subsidy structure at different income levels.

Depending on their income, they'd save up to $14,000/year.

Here's what it would look like for a 60-year old couple. Again, depending on their income, on average they'd save at least $820/year and as much as an astonishing $23,000/year on premiums + deductibles combined.

Even a Young Invincible type (single 30-yr old, no kids) would save up to $4,400/year.

Of course, all of this assumes the #ACA survives *at all*, which could ALSO be decided by today's Georgia Senate runoff election.

Vote for Jon Ossoff & Raphael Warnock.

acasignups.net/20/11/13/two-r…

Note: As I note at the link, there's a LOT more to #BidenCare as well, but the subsidy upgrades are the easiest/most obvious improvement to explain in a pinch. Read the whole piece for the rest: acasignups.net/20/07/23/biden…