Considering that the article points out the US's abnormally high child poverty rate, the difficulty the US has in actually getting the new child tax credits to

Considering that the article points out the US's abnormally high child poverty rate, the difficulty the US has in actually getting the new child tax credits to those to whom it is warranted (since you have to file a tax return to get it, and the very poorest don't file tax returns), points out that the credits are only temporary and their permanent extension is not guaranteed, the article comes across not as "everything is fine" but rather as "this is a start, not the end--now keep at it!"