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"The Fed often claims it has responsibility for stable prices, but nobody got fired after we had the worst inflation in 40 years. I think it's healthy to challenge some of the powers that have been accumulated by the Federal Reserve," says Judy Shelton on calls to #EndTheFed.
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"So I think that, what has importance in discussions at the Federal Reserve, is the responsibility to remember that the money has to work for everyone—and that, in a sense, it is a moral contract between the government and the citizens." @judyshel in Good as Gold: How to Unleash the Power of Sound Money. 💰📚 Order your copy today ⬇️

@judyshel Have deplorables really forgotten the cause of the great recession? I mean, a global pandemic is a black swan event. The feds did a fantastic job! They should get medals for the quick turn around!

@judyshel @judyshel talks about the Fed the way others talk about big banks. Why shouldn't it be subjected to the same limits and scrutiny as other large financial institutions?

@judyshel Great job, Judy! We need more of you in this cabinet @realDonaldTrump

@judyshel Why would anyone get fired for a global pandemic that lead to a supply chain crisis? 🤔

@judyshel Don’t forget their insider trading scandal

The Federal Reserve claims to be free from politics, but Jerome Powell and his liberal colleagues purposely said inflation was transitory so that Biden’s spending bills appeared artificially lower (they quote an amount that includes the cost of interest payments). Then they perform the biggest cut since the Great Recession to juice the economy during the election, all while claiming the economy is great. If you’re going to be political, then you’re not free from political ramifications.

@judyshel Here we go the right wing taking over the fed. Let’s give everything to the king and his puppet masters

@judyshel Great closing point that Judy made, Trump WAS right. Keep these great debates going.

@judyshel As usual Joe takes 1 minute 37 seconds to ask the question that always has his preferred response imbedded in it. Send this windbag to FOX biz please.
