Turning to funding, Microsoft, Apple, Nvidea, & Amazon have combined market cap of approx (USD) $946t, of which $420b/yr is less than 1%. The approx aggregate market cap of the S&P 500 companies is $44t.
Increased taxes of $420b/yr on the wealthy & the businesses they own won't likely impair GDP growth & may stimulate it, given the expected improved revenues for retail businesses. Nor would the taxes required heavily burden the wealthier population. While some individuals & businesses might have to declare bankruptcy, can we not reasonably suppose nearly all of them were in pre-existing financial distress?
We recall the PPP payments & special tax refunds the USA govt distributed by direct payments to a large fraction of the population. If I'm not mistaken, these payments resulted in GDP stimulus, in the widespread opinion of economists.
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