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I know this column is a few days old, but JoeF - $1 million to each citizen would only cost the government $300 million? I think your math is a bit off. With a US population of over 300 million, it would cost more than $300 TRILLION to give everyone $1 million. $300 million would give every citizen just under one dollar.