The economy is running at a healthy pace and recovering at a relatively fast pace after the severe downturn induced by COVID-19. The labour markets have recovered. While this is not the case everywhere and in every single sector, but if we look at the labour market in aggregate, the number of jobs is higher now than at the start of or just before the pandemic. The participation rate is very close, if not at, its pre-pandemic level, and the same goes for the number of hours worked. If it's not at its level or slightly above, it soon will be.
That's why the need for economic stimulus, with the purpose of returning economic activity back to its pre-pandemic level, is probably no longer necessary or will no longer be necessary. However, as I've said before, it's the prerogative of the government to spend if it has other policy objectives in mind. That's not what I'm commenting on; I was commenting on the need for economic stimulus to stimulate demand and return to pre-pandemic levels of employment.