Sounds like you are talking about raising taxes in general and not specifically about a response to this pandemic. Everything I said was directly related to emergency economic relief during the pandemic.
The pandemic is like a house on fire. You don't ask fireman to account for every expense they want to incur before allowing them to fight the fire to save the house. If you do, then the house is going to burn down.
We hold governments accountable through elections. If we don't spend another dollar to help both employees and employers get through the pandemic until after the Nov election. the house will have already burned down.