President Trump just made a brilliant move that has the liberal establishment panicking. He nominated Stephen Miran to serve on the Federal Reserve Board. This is exactly the kind of fighter we need to take on the swamp creatures who have been ruining our economy.
Miran is not your typical Washington insider. He currently serves as Trump’s Council of Economic Advisers Chairman and has been calling out the Fed’s terrible mistakes for years. Unlike the career politicians, he actually understands how real economics work.
The fake news media and Democrats are already attacking Miran because they know he will bring real change. Senator Elizabeth Warren called him a “Trump loyalist” like that is somehow a bad thing. We need more people loyal to America first policies, not the globalist agenda.
Steve Forbes asked the right questions about what Miran should be asked during confirmation. Will he fight to keep our dollar strong and stable? Does he understand that American prosperity does not cause harmful inflation like the liberal economists claim?
These questions matter because the Federal Reserve has been a disaster under the swamp’s control. They have allowed inflation to hurt working families while protecting Wall Street elites. Their groupthink mentality has failed America time and time again.
Republican Senator Tim Scott gets it and supports moving quickly on this nomination. He knows we need someone who will bring transparency and accountability to this corrupt institution. The Fed needs to stick to its job and stop playing politics.
The liberal media is already spreading fear about Miran because he helped design Trump’s successful tariff policies. They hate anything that puts American workers first instead of foreign competitors. This is exactly why we need him on the Fed.
This nomination is about taking back control of our economy from the deep state bureaucrats. Miran will serve only until January, but that gives him time to start cleaning house. Trump is building the team we need to make America prosperous again.
