The Federal Reserve is not our friend

It was created by Congress and run by people appointed by the president

The president can only pick one of the sitting governors to run the Fed.

Not just anyone is going to get appointed a governor. It's an incestuous system.

Bernanke was telling us over and over how sound housing was and how it would be fine. He was saying this right up until the moment it blew up. He was then reappointed. How does someone that failed as miserably as he did get reappointed?
 
The president can only pick one of the sitting governors to run the Fed.

Not just anyone is going to get appointed a governor. It's an incestuous system.

Bernanke was telling us over and over how sound housing was and how it would be fine. He was saying this right up until the moment it blew up. He was then reappointed. How does someone that failed as miserably as he did get reappointed?
The president nominates all the govenors. Then they are approved by the senate

Yes, not just anyone can get it, you have to have some experience in the economic field
 
The president nominates all the govenors. Then they are approved by the senate

Yes, not just anyone can get it, you have to have some experience in the economic field

Experience that told Bernanke everything was OK, right up until it all crashed.
 
And then he was re-nominated.

You do understand my point.
No I don’t. Nobody ever said folks in govt don’t mess up.

Nobody ever said politic appointees weren’t, well, political
 
No I don’t. Nobody ever said folks in govt don’t mess up.

Nobody ever said politic appointees weren’t, well, political

Change.

Not so much.
 
I too believe they are exceeding their function and trying to cool off inflation that is merely the pent up spending from the last huge government inspired mistake-Covid hoax
 
I too believe they are exceeding their function and trying to cool off inflation that is merely the pent up spending from the last huge government inspired mistake-Covid hoax

Milton Friedman: It is always and everywhere, a monetary phenomenon. It's always and everywhere, a result of too much money, of a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than an output.
 

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