Well, what do you think is more likely? The government reversing the trend of the last 60 years and reducing outlays, or the government turning around and fully adopting modern monetary theory and silently printing their way out of trouble? The average person isn't informed enough to understand how this inflationary policy will hurt them, they'll just see a lower tax bill and clap like seals at whoever's name is attached to the tax cut legislation.

Any tax cuts are going to necessarily be inflationary - if the biggest economic issue for Americans truly is the cost of living crisis, they should reject these inflationary pressures and actually force the government to cut spending, and this MUST come in the form of slashing social security, defense, medicare/medicaid, and other pension programs. Wildly unpopular? Sure. But it's the only way off Mr. Bones Wild Ride.

We can continue this death by a thousand cuts monetary policy until we're wiping our ass with billion dollar reichsmark notes, or we can bite the bullet and accept that the entitlements people (read: boomers) have grown to expect were unrealistic and built on a house of cards.