Staff Reports
President Trump’s latest move to appoint Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve Board is exactly the kind of America First shakeup the country desperately needs. For too long, the Fed has been run by a bunch of globalist bureaucrats who don’t understand everyday Americans’ struggles or the real dynamics of the economy. These entrenched elites favored by the swamp have pummeled working-class families with stubbornly high interest rates and needless inflation fears. Miran’s arrival signals a bold step toward restoring common sense and real expertise at the Fed — something sorely lacking under the current regime.
Miran isn’t just some liberal hack with fancy degrees and empty promises. This Harvard-trained economist has been a loyal Trump ally since day one and has proven himself a tough-minded critic of the Fed’s reckless policies. Unlike Jerome Powell and his crowd, who keep pushing for high rates under the false pretense of fighting inflation that’s already cooling off, Miran knows tariffs aren’t the demon causing runaway price spikes. He’s fought back against the nonsense that tariff-related price rises are some kind of endless inflation spiral. These are one-time adjustments, not permanent economic sickness.
The current Fed board is a joke when it comes to Wall Street and real market experience. Filling that gap with a market-savvy guy like Miran is a breath of fresh air. He understands currency trading and interest rate markets in a way none of the current board members do. That kind of knowledge is vital at a time when our economy is under threat from clueless Fed leadership and their globalist cronies who want to keep America weak and dependent. Miran’s appointment is a slap in the face to the Fed’s cozy relationship with left-wing economists who think America should keep bending the knee to China and global cartels.
And let’s be clear — this is just a temporary appointment for now, but it sets the stage for a bigger fight. Trump is sending a strong signal he intends to push out the current Fed chair, a bureaucrat who has repeatedly shown he’s more interested in satisfying international elitists than protecting American workers’ interests. If the Senate starts acting like the “adults” worried about inflation, remember they held the CEA confirmation for Miran up by party lines — a reflection of their political cowardice, not his qualifications. The swamp hates Miran because he’s the real deal.
Now, the question is: will the Senate and this broken Washington establishment continue to stand in the way of Trump’s agenda to take the Fed back from globalist control? Or will they finally realize that America needs fighters like Miran — not puppet technocrats scared to challenge the left’s destructive policies? One thing is certain: the Fed won’t fix itself. It needs warriors in the game. Trump just put one in.
