Just a short time ago, in late December, lawmakers passed a $900 billion coronavirus relief bill that expanded unemployment benefits and provided $600 checks for most Americans. While Democrats signed onto the bill after months of wrangling to find a compromise with Republicans, many on the left voiced strong concerns that it wasn't enough to help see people through these troubled times. With President-elect Joe Biden set to take office shortly and with Democrats winning control of the U.S. Senate, it's almost certain more coronavirus stimulus aid will be a top priority.