There's actually a small possibility of the GOP Congress actually extending them out next month (if only as a midterm backlash prevention measure), but even if they do, it'll probably be a half-assed version or will include a poison pill amendment so they can "blame" Dems for it failing.
And actually, the contracts with the insurance carriers are locked in mid-September, so even if they do extend the subsidies the *gross* premium hikes will likely be locked in no matter what.
That's what I meant. I just had to pick a 'too late' month that would provide Trump enough time to shift blame, yet have them locked in
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