Trump’s Federal Reserve pick grilled by Senate panel, with confirmation still in limbo

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  1. The NY Times summed it up like this: In the last 20 years, when a Democrat was in the Whitehouse, Warsh urged making interests rates higher, when a Republican was running the show, Warsh, always pushed for lower rates.

    Like Trump, you need to watch what he’s done, NOT what he’s saying. Warsh lies with the best of them.

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