The Bait-and-Switch on Fed Reform When Donald Trump returned to office, he briefly dangled the idea of holding the Federal Reserve accountable. There were whispers of transparency, an audit, maybe even a shakeup with voices like Ron Paul stepping in. But that talk evaporated faster than a Department of Government Efficiency memo. What we got instead wasn’t reform—it was a demand for more of the same, just supercharged to serve the next campaign cycle. Rather than questioning the Fed’s power, Trump is now pressuring it to accelerate it—to pump out cheaper money, faster credit, and lower interest rates. In a series of public complaints and social media rants, he’s gone after Fed Chair Jerome Powell for not slashing rates deep…
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