This title can be viewed in two ways. First, compared to the 1930s lament and song (Brother, can you spare a dime?) our modern beggars need a lot more money. This article from CNN Money summarizes the appropriations and expenditures of each injection of taxpayer funds in this crisis.
Second, the supplicants are not wearing scruffly clothes and arriving on freight trains. Instead, they wear $2000 pin striped suits and arrive in limos or private jets. Often, they are (were) the biggest cheese gathering rats of our bubble boom. Only the $8 billion in additional umemployment benefits represents direct support to citizens. The rest is supposed to "trickle down" from financial insititutions. As I recall, "trickle down" was a derisive slogan used by the Democrats during the Reagan battles...but maybe things are different this time.
There are other shoes to drop. Despite the prop to earnings from removal of "mark to market of assets", there are are lot of insolvent banks. The FDIC will require massive fund injections to shore up requirements for failing banks. The decline in employment has hurt Social Security and Medicare contributions. The Trust funds may end the contribution to general revenues next year. The trust funds contain Government IOUs, so new taxation and deficits will be required to cover the loss. A number of states are insolvent, and they will require a massive injection of funds .
Depressions like what we have now are only relieved by debt destruction. Restarting lending and propping up weak debt will only prolong the agony.