The Market, Job Numbers, and Who Could Replace Bernanke
by The New LedgerSo it’s time we asked the question: if not Ben Bernanke, who could be the next Fed chairman? And what are we going to do about job creation, since the president seems more interested in holding pointless conferences to waste time talking about job creation? Today’s the 100th episode of Coffee and Markets, a daily podcast from The New Ledger on politics, policy and the marketplace with Francis Cianfrocca, brought to you by BigGovernment.com.
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Art Vandelay from Vandelay Industries should replace Bernanke. He is ultimately more qualified…………..
I can't believe I am about to say this, but heck the irony is just too rich. How about Ron Paul for Fed Chairman? Like him, hate him, he would be far safer than anyone the One would pick, that's for damn sure.
For a serious choice, I have no clue. Seems that anyone who would not sell this nation out would never make it pass confirmation, if they would even accept the job.
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Who could replace Bernanke you ask? Dennis Rodman!
Just in case you didn't know the Federal Reserve is a private company of bankers with twelve branch banks that confiscate our money and they have been doing this for almost a hundred years,— this time!They are not part of the United States Government. Yet today they collect hundreds of billions of dollars from American taxpayers every year. It should be dismantled!!
Thomas Jefferson was adamantly opposed to the idea of a privately owned federal bank and said " I sincerely believe the banking institutions having the issuing power of money are more dangerous to liberty than standing armies".
In December 1913 while many members of Congress were home for Christmas, the Federal Reserve Act was rammed through Congress and was later signed by President Wilson. At a later date, Wilson admitted with remorse, when referring to the Fed."I have unwittingly ruined my country".
To read more: http://www.wtv-zone.com/Mary/BIGGESTSCAMINHISTORY...
He's going to be confirmed. He is smarter than everyone on this site combined.
Kevin – Ron Paul? Post someone with absolutely no knowledge of economics, or monetary policy, as the Fed Chair? Great idea.
Really?
Bernanke couldn't get through a glass door if it didn't say "Push" or "Pull" on either pane.
I believe at present Obama government created lot of job for American, They have create new working policy that result in creating more quality job.
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