The greatest wealth transfer in history where politicians printed trillions, called it “relief,” and handed it to everyone except the people who actually needed it.
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The program where “targeted assistance” meant targeting the politically connected and “relief” meant relief from the burden of having to earn money.
The emergency spending that created more millionaires among government contractors than among actual small business owners.
The relief effort that relieved millions of Americans of any desire to work while relieving the government of any sense of fiscal restraint.
The trillion-dollar slush fund that somehow made billionaires richer, bureaucrats more powerful, and working people more dependent.
The program that turned “help the needy” into “help the connected” and “stimulus” into the biggest fraud bonanza since the subprime crisis.
The magical money tree that funded luxury cars, OnlyFans careers, and extended vacations while small businesses got crushed.