The Affordable Care Act was a give-away to the insurance industry. It was a horrible law that made it a legal requirement to buy private insurance, but never set any price controls. So the insurers got a giant increase in their customer base and a higher profit margin, while the consumer got stuck with mandated policies that rose in cost up to 20% every year.
Bush's 2003 drug pricing law. - EPIC FAIL. The program actually raised what Medicare paid for drugs by 3 percent to 3.5 percent, according to a 2009 postmortem report from CMS.
Dodd Frank is a mixed bag at best. Barney Frank left Congress after its passage and got a cushy job on a Wall Street bank board. That tells you something.
The IRA ois also in trouble, it seems. Regardless of wage provisions, it gives massive subsidies to companies that don't need them, and is probably against international law. It certainly seems aimed at de-industrialising Europe.