Trump’s Federal Reserve Shakeup Raises Concerns Over Stagflation and Divides Within GOP
- Trump announced his Fed chair pick but withheld the name, criticizing resistance to removing Powell before his 2026 term ends. - Shortlisted candidates include Waller, Bowman, and Rieder, with Trump hinting at a "standard" choice amid political tensions. - The dispute with Rep. Greene over Epstein files highlights GOP fractures, as Trump accused her of betraying party loyalty. - Critics warn politicizing the Fed risks stagflation, while the Epstein files debate underscores transparency vs. loyalty tensio
President Donald Trump has announced that he has selected his preferred candidate to head the Federal Reserve, but has not revealed the individual's identity, voicing irritation at the obstacles he faces in replacing current Chair Jerome Powell
The process of choosing the next Fed chair is unfolding amid intensifying disputes between Trump and prominent allies, especially Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga). Once a loyal Trump backer, Greene has
The controversies surrounding the Fed and Epstein are converging as Trump seeks to overhaul economic policy. He has
At the same time, the dispute over the Epstein documents highlights internal divisions within the GOP, with Greene's resistance signaling a widening gap between Trump's authoritative approach and the party's traditional values
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