Yes indeed. I never suggested that the US federal government can print money ad infinitum. There are budgetary constraints, but those limits are often misrepresented and pulled down way below where they actually are. Both Republican and Democrat politicians are guilty of pushing the false narrative that the government doesn't have enough money when they have more than enough. There are certain class interests that see any government involvement in society as a threat, because democracy represents the power of the populace. The people. Government is supposedly always "bad" and inept.
If our government funds projects that build our infrastructure, that only increases our GDP, allowing the government to expand its budget. Until we reach full employment, our productive maximum, hyperinflation is practically impossible. More, there are different options government power has to either completely stop inflation in its tracks or at least reduce it significantly. There's a lot of misinformation and fearmongering about the "national debt".
Actually, you did. Still lying!
ChristianMan:
"It's not really a debt. It's more of a ledger of how much money has been put into the economy since 1789. It can't do us any harm provided we continue producing and we haven't reached full employment."