President Trump is demanding action from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell after the central bank again refused to cut interest rates. Trump blasted Powell in fiery social media posts, declaring his “termination cannot come fast enough” for failing to lower borrowing costs despite clear economic victories. The president’s frustration reflects his pro-growth agenda being stonewalled by Washington bureaucrats.
“Oil prices are down, groceries are down, and America’s getting rich on tariffs,” Trump wrote, highlighting his successful policies. He slammed Powell for ignoring the European Central Bank’s smart rate cuts while clinging to outdated strategies. Every day without rate relief hurts hardworking families and small businesses.
Powell claims federal law prevents Trump from firing him, hiding behind technicalities instead of accepting accountability. This arrogance shows how unelected elites ignore the people’s will. Trump won’t let legal loopholes protect failed leadership when American prosperity is at stake.
The Fed’s stubbornness comes as Trump’s tariffs flood U.S. coffers with billions and energy costs plunge. These wins prove conservative policies work—yet Powell’s team acts like pencil-pushing doubters. They’d rather lecture about “independence” than help Main Street thrive.
While Powell lectures about inflation risks, real Americans see prices dropping at gas pumps and grocery stores. The Fed’s excuses ring hollow as families struggle under high mortgage rates. Trump’s fighting for kitchen-table economics while D.C. insiders protect their ivory towers.
Europe’s central bank cut rates to boost jobs and investment. Why won’t Powell follow their lead? America shouldn’t trail global rivals because one arrogant appointee refuses common-sense reforms. Trump’s right to ask: Who does Powell serve—the people or his pride?
Legal experts say firing Powell would trigger a court battle, but Trump’s never backed down from draining the swamp. The Fed’s “independence” often means ignoring voters to please coastal elites. Real leadership requires courage to overhaul broken systems.
Egg prices are falling, paychecks are rising, and Trump’s tariffs are rebuilding American industry. But Powell’s rates still crush dreams of homeownership and business growth. Enough is enough—it’s time for the Fed to side with workers, not Wall Street.
