With a $1.9 trillion stimulus package following the $900 billion COVID relief deal in December, which followed the $2 trillion stimulus package in March, the federal government will have pumped $4.8 trillion into the economy over just 11 months. Adjusted for inflation, that’s 20 percent more than the U.S. spent on the entirety of World War II. While we can’t say what would have happened … Continue reading War on Drugs, War on Poverty, Now War on COVID? Time for Taxpayers to ‘Just Say No.’