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?A Republican-controlled committee of lawmakers approved a bill on Tuesday to allow a congressional audit of Federal Reserve monetary policy, a proposal Fed policymakers have opposed and which faces an uncertain path to final approval.
Democrats uniformly spoke against the proposal during a meeting of the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, suggesting the bill would face stronger resistance than in the past.
"We should not in any way hinder their independence," said Representative Carolyn Maloney, a New York Democrat, echoing the sentiment of Fed policymakers who say they could come under political pressure to avoid making unpopular decisions such as raising interest rates to slow growth and control inflation.
The next step for the bill would be a floor vote by the entire House, where Republicans hold a solid majority.
Give me a fucking break fakeyOP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
The more correct OP would be "why not audit the Fed?"
I think it is a good idea, myself.
what is corrupt about the OP? it states right here what the title suggests:OP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
The more correct OP would be "why not audit the Fed?"
I think it is a good idea, myself.
What positive would it achieve? Before QE it made no sense at all to me. Now we know the fed holds something like 4 trillion on its balance sheet. A couple of weeks ago, we saw a story reporting, I think, that Yellen said they'd hold bonds to maturity .... and then just let them die.OP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
The more correct OP would be "why not audit the Fed?"
I think it is a good idea, myself.
Then why leave out the FED?Because many of them are statist clowns?
To get the huge bundles of campaign funds that the banks generate.Then why leave out the FED?Because many of them are statist clowns?
Write like a turd, you will have your stink spread around.Give me a fucking break fakeyOP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
The more correct OP would be "why not audit the Fed?"
I think it is a good idea, myself.
how have you not accidently killed yourself yet?Write like a turd, you will have your stink spread around.Give me a fucking break fakeyOP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
The more correct OP would be "why not audit the Fed?"
I think it is a good idea, myself.
I do think the fed should be audited.
OP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
it really is that simple.OP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
Gee, I don't know, because they are constantly trying to regulate everything?
OP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
The more correct OP would be "why not audit the Fed?"
I think it is a good idea, myself.
Nope. The Pubs try to regulate private relationships like marriages and sexual activities between adults. Dumb shits on that, yes.OP is corrupted. Who says and with what evidence do thinking people believe that everything should be regulated, according to the Dems?
Gee, I don't know, because they are constantly trying to regulate everything?
The fed does its job...That being to stop recessions and depressions.
Obviously something to hide. Everything linked to tax dollars should be open to audit.
