This doesn't make any sense. The F-35 program has no similarities to quantitative easing. First of all, I'm not sure how you even got the idea that Lockheed is

This doesn't make any sense. The F-35 program has no similarities to quantitative easing. First of all, I'm not sure how you even got the idea that Lockheed is too big to fail or that the F-35 program is supposed to be an economic stimulus. Second of all, quantitative easing doesn't cost the taxpayers any money, let alone hundreds of billions of dollars. Most importantly, the quantitative easing arguably prevented the next Great Depression, so how's that for benefiting main street businesses and households? The economy is built on debt, which is a good thing because that means cash ends up with people who are spending it instead of sitting idly. If banks deem it too risky to lend out money, the world's economy would grind to a halt.