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Right, I get that.
My point is when "they" can throw money back to us, it ought to be harder for them to make the case that we shouldn't keep more of our money to spend generally and keep the economy robust all the time.
If they don't really need the money now, why should I accept that they need it ever? Make cuts in programs to reduce the deficit if paying for the programs as you go isn't really necessary.
And I think most people understand that they can set up their withholding to come pretty close to matching what they owe. I think a lot of us would rather give them the free no interest loan rather than run the risk of owing. It's our own fault.
This tax us but then decide to give some money back as a stimulus thing is beyond our control.
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