Barney Frank: Fed audit bill will pass in October

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House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass.) says he's negotiating with Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tx.) to create mandatory audits of the Federal Reserve -- and that some kind of audit bill will pass the House in October as part of a bigger financial overhaul package.

Frank, who supports Ben Bernanke's re-appointment as Fed chairman, is walking a tightrope between supporting the administration and heeding the broad, bipartisan support for the Fed audit bill, which has 282 co-sponsors.

Barney: Fed audit bill will pass in October - Glenn Thrush - POLITICO.com

Likely to be watered down, I assume.
 
Likely, but it's a start, hopefully. I'll give Barney credit where it's due, once we've seen the bill and he's followed through on it.
 
I'm not sure what is in the audit bill, but there should be no audit of the FOMC decisions. Injecting politics into the setting of interest rates is a tremendously bad idea.
 
I'm not sure what is in the audit bill, but there should be no audit of the FOMC decisions. Injecting politics into the setting of interest rates is a tremendously bad idea.

Setting interest rates artificially is a tremendously bad idea.
 
I'm not sure what is in the audit bill, but there should be no audit of the FOMC decisions. Injecting politics into the setting of interest rates is a tremendously bad idea.

I don't want that either, I would like the books opened up though.
 
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