From WSJopinion: Instead of the government collecting and spending $2 trillion, why not cut out the middleman? Suspend the income tax this year, writes StephenMoore.
Wonder Land: After months of the pandemic, protests and failing progressive leadership, many are going to move out of U.S. centers.
Images: Getty Images Composite: Mark KellyBefore President Trump suspended negotiations Tuesday, he and Congress were homing in on an economic stimulus plan that would cost some $2 trillion. That money would fund schools and hospitals, a bailout of mostly Democratic states and cities that have amassed large budget deficits, small-business loans, airline and Postal Service bailouts and $1,000-a-person payments to households.
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