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We can do it without increasing deficits, said President Joe Biden during his first joint address to Congress, April 28. During 2019, the entire U.S. budget was $2.7 trillion for all programs, Social Security, Medicare, national defense, etc. One global pandemic, and understandable deficit and recovery spending later, the Biden Administration has proposed $6 trillion in new spending in 100 days, above the current $3 trillion already on the books. Granted that some of these increases will phase in over a period as long as a decade, but even the former budget director in the Obama Administration acknowledges the current proposals represent a roughly 50% increase in the size of the federal government, and this is largely prior to expanding spending on health care. Though I am neither a fan of big government, cradle-to-grave programs, nor tax increases (for anyone), I am reasonably certain that there are not enough wealthy and affluent Americans nor major corporations to over-tax and

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