Staff Reports
The White House is finally waking up to the economic nightmare that’s been hammering working Americans for years. President Trump’s nominee for the Federal Reserve just told Congress he’s going to crack down on inflation. It’s about time someone admitted that inflation is the real threat to families—not just some number games economists like to play. American families can’t put food on the table when every trip to the grocery store costs more. This is what happens when big government liberals and their globalist buddies get free rein to spend America into oblivion.
Of course, while the new Fed nominee promises to get serious about inflation, President Trump is keeping up his demand that interest rates should be lower. He’s right to worry. The bureaucrats at the Federal Reserve love to tighten the screws, hoping to look “responsible” in front of their cocktail party friends. But when hard-working Americans can’t buy homes, start businesses, or get ahead, it’s obvious the so-called experts care more about protecting Wall Street than helping regular folks. That’s the real scandal—career bureaucrats making decisions with zero accountability.
Fed nominee pledges inflation fight even as Trump renews demands for rate cuts that could worsen it @WashTimes https://t.co/kSVaqmOb3z
— Washington Times Local (@WashTimesLocal) April 21, 2026
Meanwhile, the liberal elite cheer higher rates. They barely pay attention to the pain Main Street feels. These are the same people who said printing trillions for “climate change” and other globalist nonsense wouldn’t cause any problems. Now, prices are out of control and the middle class is getting crushed. Do they apologize? Of course not—they just point fingers and beg for more government policies that don’t work.
It’s no wonder President Trump is demanding the Fed show some spine. Rate cuts could give our economy a needed boost. The liberals peddle fear, pretending every Trump request will unleash chaos. Yet, every time Democrats and their buddies at the central bank tried to “fix” things, Americans paid the price. Small businesses shut their doors, and families watched their savings dwindle while Wall Street grew fatter. That isn’t leadership; that’s a betrayal.
Liberals can keep chasing their wild economic experiments. Real Americans know who’s standing up for them. The only question now is: Will the new Fed boss work for the American people, or will he bow to the D.C. insiders pulling the strings?
