Staff Reports
Donald Trump is showing once again why he’s the only leader willing to face down the bloated, unaccountable mess that is the Federal Reserve. After a recent sit-down with Jerome Powell, Trump made it clear he expects the Fed to finally stop playing politics with the economy and start cutting interest rates. It’s about time. The Fed’s cautious, slow-footed approach to rate cuts has only held back America’s economic engine while the president’s policies — tariffs included — have quietly strengthened the country’s financial standing.
Let’s be honest: the Fed’s renovation of its own headquarters is a perfect symbol of the swamp’s wasteful mindset. A project that was supposed to cost under $2 billion has exploded to a staggering $3.1 billion. If that were a private company under Trump’s leadership, someone would have been shown the door long ago. But here, in the halls of government, mismanagement is not only tolerated — it’s the norm. Yet Trump still cut Powell some slack. Why? Because the real battle is for the economy, not petty personal vendettas. And make no mistake: Trump knows the Fed needs to cut rates to keep America winning, fast.
The so-called experts and liberal pundits claim tariffs are “hurting the economy,” but inflation remains low and the stock market has held strong. The real danger to the American worker isn’t Trump’s trade policies — it’s the Fed dragging its feet while globalist puppets and deep-state insiders try to keep the country dependent on foreign goods and endless debt. Powell may finally be realizing that the Fed can’t keep pretending it’s above the political fray, especially when the president confidently points out how well the country is actually doing.
Trump Thinks Powell Will Soon Recommend Dropping Interest Rates After Fed Meetinghttps://t.co/dlnvX4wXFp
— Debbie (@Ruby53DH) July 25, 2025
This moment exposes the left’s hypocrisy best. They scream about “Fed independence” when it suits them, but cheerlead for interventions when it fits their agenda. Trump isn’t afraid to call out the Fed’s failures and demand results. His push for rate cuts is a call to unleash American growth, not hinder it with slow bureaucratic hand-wringing. Powell’s willingness to drop rates could mark a victory — if he actually follows through and stops worrying about globalist interests or deep pocket donors behind closed doors.
The question now is simple: Will the Fed finally stop dragging its heels, or will it continue to undermine Trump’s push for an unapologetically American economy? The president knows what needs to be done. The Fed, however, has a choice — stand with America or join the ranks of liberal incompetence that constantly holds the country back. Which side will they pick when the next Fed meeting rolls around?
