Janet Yellen
Is the Fed Meddling in Our Elections?
- Ainsley Earhardt
- audit
- deep state
- Donald Trump
- economic growth
- Fed independence
- Federal Reserve
- Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2019
- H.R. 24
- Janet Yellen
- manufacturing
- media
- pundits
- recession
- Ron Paul
- stock market
- tariffs
- trade
- Trump economy
- unemployment rate
- wages
- Wilbur Ross
- world markets
- yield curve inversion
The Federal Reserve isn’t the only Deep State institution that would like to affect the 2020 election in opposition to President Trump – Silicon Valley comes quickly to mind as an equally malign influence – however, as our friend Dr. Ron Paul observed in a recent column, they are not a state within a state in the same way that the Federal Reserve is.
Media Talking The Economy Into A Recession To Defeat Trump
From our perspective we think Ainsley Earhardt of Fox and Friends had it right when she laid the blame for the growing talk of an economic recession on the media's attitude against Trump. “They do not want him to win again and they don’t like that the economy is doing well, apparently," said Ms. Earhardt.
We Need Supply Side Warrior Steve Moore On The Fed Board
- American sovereignty
- Amnesty
- Ben Schreckinger
- Border Security
- border wall
- Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan
- Democrats
- Department of Homeland Security
- Donald Trump
- Federal Reserve Board
- Herman Cain
- ICE
- illegal immigration
- Immigration and customs enforcement
- Janet Yellen
- Jeb Bush
- Ken Cuccinelli
- Larry Kudlow
- refugees
- Republican establishment
- Stephen Miller
- Stephen Moore
- Trump cabinet
- zero-tolerance
We strongly support Stephen Moore for the Fed Board and urge CHQ readers and friends to call their Senators today (the toll-free Capitol Switchboard is 1-866-220-0044) to urge them to vote to confirm Steve Moore when his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors comes before the Senate.
The Federal Reserve’s War On Jobs
A year and a half into the Trump presidency the American economy has seen solid growth, more people in jobs and Wall Street has broken records on a regular basis. However, in the alternative universe where Wall Street’s Masters of the Universe and the mandarins who control America’s Federal Reserve Bank live, good news for America’s middle-income families is apparently bad news.
Will The Fed Raise Interest Rates Helping Wall Street And Hurting Main Street?
President Trump campaigned on policies that would boot the economy to 4 percent – or greater – growth. Now, just when America’s hard-pressed middle-income families are beginning to see the benefits of Trump’s policies, is not the time for the Fed to cool the economy.
JOBS JOBS JOBS!
Economists had forecast 200,000 nonfarm payrolls in February, according to a Bloomberg survey. They raised their forecasts Thursday after a report by the payrolls-processing giant ADP showed the private sector added 298,000 jobs in February, many more than expected.
Obama’s Fed Stifles Trump Market Rally And Economic Recovery Plans
After pumping-up the economy with near-zero interest rates for the entire Obama presidency, we here at CHQ have expected that Obama’s Federal Reserve would not be friendly to Donald Trump’s plans for an economic growth agenda. And the numbers appear to bear us out.
How the Establishment Plans to Torch Trump’s Economic Plan: Part 1
After eight years of doing everything possible to prop-up Obama’s failed economic policies the Fed has now gotten religion and decided to implement a policy to keep employment growth neutral and slow wage growth at a time when working Americans haven’t had a real pay increase in a decade.
DC-Wall St. Revolving Door Must End
Rand Paul slammed the Fed: "Congress was intended to have oversight over the Fed and we've lost that oversight so independence has led to abuse. The investigator general said 'We don't have the jurisdiction to directly audit the reserve bank.'"
Cruz Backs Paul's Audit-The-Fed Call
Ted Cruz supports Rand Paul's Ccalls for holding up the vote on Obama's nomination of Janet Yellen to head the Federal Reserve.
Yellen: A Regressive Keynesian
Economics has moved beyond Keynes, but the Obama administration’s Fed nominee hasn’t.