Trump Administration’s Shortlist for Federal Reserve Chair Signals a Crucial Shift in Monetary Policy
As President Trump moves decisively to replace Jerome Powell, the narrowed candidate list reveals a clear push against the Federal Reserve’s status quo—raising urgent questions about Washington’s influence over monetary policy and its impact on American families.
The battle for America’s economic sovereignty intensifies as the Trump administration narrows its list of candidates to succeed Jerome Powell at the helm of the Federal Reserve. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed five contenders—Federal Reserve governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman; former Fed governor Kevin Warsh; White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett; and BlackRock’s Rick Rieder—each bringing distinct visions that will shape our nation’s financial future. Why does this matter to hardworking Americans? For years, Washington's monetary elites have prioritized abstract economic theories over real-world consequences felt by American families struggling under inflation and stagnant wages. President Trump has consistently...
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