> Oh, you have the money.
Oh OK. What can be cut in our current spending?
Oh OK. What can be cut in our current spending?
That was the means by which relief funding was appropriated from the public in 2020, and it was a huge success. Most people don't even know that happened (or the scale at which it occurred) beyond some vague notion of "deficit".
You'll pay for it with inflation and lower purchasing power relative to other nations for a time, but your body politic have demonstrated that is the only type of tax increase they'll ever consent to. But if you don't do it, you won't even have an economy with which to pay the bills.
Last time I checked our expenditure is at least in part covered by income and not solely printing money.