Unfortunately anything addressing the underlying problems is going to take congressional action and our politics are completely broken at the moment so only executive action is possible. This dramatically limits the levers that can be pulled.
I don't disagree, but this feels like slapping a bandaid on a bullet wound. It's unclear to me how this will fundamentally make improvements at the source of the problem vs. temporary forgiveness.
What do you think it would take to gain some majority alignment to actually move the needle effectively?
Sorry pal, but they won't be getting any better. You're seeing the slow decline of a country.