President Trump is on the hunt for a new Federal Reserve Chair, and it’s about time America had real leadership in the economic arena. He’s looking at two top-notch candidates, both named Kevin, to replace the wishy-washy Jerome Powell. It’s a move that reflects Trump’s dedication to putting America first and rejecting the weak, indecisive policies that have plagued the Federal Reserve under Powell’s leadership.
Kevin Hassett, who heads the National Economic Council, and Kevin Warsh, a former Fed Board member, stand out among the contenders. Both have the potential to steer the U.S. economy back on track, unleashing the kind of growth and prosperity that has long been stifled by bureaucratic dithering. Unlike the left’s obsession with hand-wringing and regulations, these candidates understand the importance of decisive action and lowering interest rates to fuel economic power.
Trump’s dissatisfaction with Powell is no surprise to anyone paying attention. Powell has been a master of procrastination, always lagging when it comes to making crucial decisions. The result has been predictable bickering about economic policy while showing complete disregard for the President’s vision. Trump has made it clear that he demands bold action, not more of Powell’s timid, globalist-pleasing tactics. There is urgency to remove obstacles like Powell and reset the path forward to reassert America’s economic might.
Trump Eyes Two Kevins to Replace Powell As Fed Chair Pick Narrows – #TownHall – Dmitri Bolt https://t.co/aPQhz8e8fz.. https://t.co/L2B1jeWKfG @TheFed #JeromePowell @SecScottBessent @realDonaldTrump @POTUS @PressSec @NatalieJHarp @MargoMartin47 @nypost @GovMikeHuckabee…
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Adding insult to injury, the Federal Reserve HQ is undergoing a renovation fiasco that belongs in a comedy skit. The $2.5 billion price tag for this government folly is beyond excessive. It’s robbery from the taxpayer, plain and simple. That money could have been used for much more productive purposes, like boosting border security or investing in entrepreneurial innovation. Instead, liberals want to play interior decorator with our hard-earned cash.
President Trump is once again taking the bull by the horns. His fearless leadership is the only thing standing between American prosperity and the encroaching tide of liberal incompetence. The choice of a new Fed Chair will be a defining moment, a step toward a golden future that the Democrats are desperate to derail. So the question remains: Will America finally break free from Powell’s clutches? Or will it continue to be sold down the river by those who swear allegiance to the globalist elite?