Members of Congress from both parties are pushing for an immediate extension of subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) as millions of Americans face potential loss of health care coverage. Bipartisan proposals are being unveiled, with some lawmakers advocating for a two-year extension while others are suggesting a one-year plan. The urgency is heightened by concerns over escalating health insurance premiums and the upcoming enrollment deadlines. Advocates and representatives are calling for swift action, emphasizing that not extending the subsidies could have dire consequences for American families. The push also encompasses calls for enhanced tax credits to ensure affordable health care access. As negotiations unfold, various stakeholders, including health care advocates, are urging lawmakers to prioritize these discussions before the Senate votes on any proposals.