Staff Reports
If there’s one thing President Trump knows, it’s how to call out incompetence when he sees it. His recent message to Jerome Powell, the so-called overseer of our economic fate as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, was nothing short of legendary. Trump’s frustration over America’s interest rates is a wake-up call to a too-comfortable establishment. Powell and his crew seem more intent on slowing the economy than helping it soar. With America’s economy primed for takeoff, why is Powell still hitting the brakes?
Trump’s direct aim at Powell is a spotlight on a larger issue—bureaucrats who are more interested in maintaining the status quo than encouraging American prosperity. The President has shown endless patience, but even he has limits. The Fed’s hesitance to cut interest rates is costing the nation billions. As other global powers embrace low rates to fuel growth, the Fed clings stubbornly to outdated policies, keeping America shackled. Powell and company are quite literally thieves of opportunity.
One can’t help but suspect a liberal agenda in play here, maybe a plot to weaken Trump’s economic triumphs? With the economy booming, inflation in check, and no reason to hold back, what possible justification could an incompetent liberal regime have for such high rates? Is this part of a greater scheme to undermine American success on the world stage? Perhaps it’s time for a shakeup at the Fed.
Here's What Trump Said to the FED Chair. It Was Brutal. https://t.co/omApPWzgO9
— Dr. Kenneth Warner (@wrestlerkw7) July 1, 2025
Trump has toyed with the idea of replacing Powell ahead of schedule. Who can blame him? America deserves action, not excuses. Potential leaders like Kevin Warsh or Kevin Hassett are names floating in the air. It’s time for a fresh approach, spearheaded by someone who values economic growth over petty bureaucratic games. America deserves the best, and the country shouldn’t wait for the Fed to get its act together.
Trump’s bold moves, whether you love him or hate him, make one thing clear: America first, always. Will this be the turning point that brings back common sense to our economic policy? When it comes to protecting our prosperity, can we afford to stick with a failing strategy? President Trump knows the answer, and so should the Fed.
