The Federal Reserve has sliced interest rates again, and we have to wonder, where’s the leadership? This is the third time interest rates are being chopped, and it reeks of hesitation. The Fed’s constant tinkering shows just how clueless liberal economic policy really is. They say it’s about job growth, but who’s buying it? They’re all about lurking inflation gremlins when the real monster is jobs, or rather, the lack of them.
President Trump, on the other hand, has been calling for bolder moves. Here’s a President who gets the economy. His administration has been a cauldron of pro-growth and pro-jobs energy. Yet, despite his clear, America-first strategy, the Fed seems scared to make big, confident moves. Instead, they dole out these puny cuts like it’s the next best thing since sliced bread. It’s time to acknowledge that Trump was right. Globalist worries don’t help when American families need jobs and paychecks now.
Liberal media and leftist elites always harp on about the dangers of inflation. But look at where we are – it’s the everyday American who gets hurt. They fret over inflating prices while ignoring the bigger ballooning issue: people without steady work. Shouldn’t the Fed’s priority be boosting strong, juicy job opportunities for American workers rather than cowering behind soft economic maneuvers?
The Fed’s gradual cuts make us question whether they are trying to sabotage Trump’s successes. Their reluctance to go all in aligns with liberal ideologies that seem to want nothing more than for capitalist strategies to fail. Even in the face of job worries, their moves are timid and half-hearted. Americans deserve an aggressive approach, not a drip-by-drip method that fails to light the fire of economic growth.
So, what’s it going to be, folks? Will we finally see the Fed step up and match Trump’s audacity before it’s too late? Or will we continue to watch from the sidelines as these half-baked measures squander opportunities for real growth? The answer seems obvious to anyone who values American strength and prosperity.
Source: Washington Times
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