Yes and no. It may do something nobody is talking about: debt. Everyone must be forgetting introductory macroeconomics. You don't just get to take on more debt and keep the status quo. Should they make the colossally stupid error of even trying to pass a $10 trillion package, it would scare anybody with an education.
It would raise the debt-to-GDP to never before seen levels on par with the abysmally insolvent countries like Italy and Greece. [23,201,380M+10T] / GDP = 150.9% up from current levels of 105.46%. Italy is at 130+% debt-to-GDP. These countries with high debt ratios have to offer debt instruments with ultra high yields.
How would we ever repay that? A 8-10% yield would result in nearly $1tn per year til maturity on top of current debt.
Assuming we just print the money, that would an unheard of inflationary event.
yeah it is a f..ckn big mess for kicking a can down the road. May be one last kick is left.