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OPINION: The Case For A Smaller, Humbler Federal Reserve

For two decades, the Federal Reserve has behaved less like a central bank and more like the nation’s emergency room physician, trauma counselor and part-time life coach. Markets sneeze, the Fed reaches for liquidity. Congress overspends, the Fed absorbs the debt. Asset bubbles inflate, then burst, and somehow the cure is always another round of … Read more

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HARRINGTON: What JUST Happened with the Silver Market?

If you try to research the answer to this question, you will oddly be misdirected, blatantly lied to, or just given half truths. Artificial intelligence is the biggest offender of the current silver market misinformation, but Google is right up there with lies about what just happened.  Clearly someone wants you to miss the significance … Read more

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The Fed, and No One Else, Is Responsible for Inflation

According to commentators in the mainstream press and various federal officials, inflation is like the coronavirus. It spreads around the world, hitting different countries in different ways. Sometimes a country will experience only mild symptoms and sometimes more severe symptoms, like what happens with Covid. Now that the inflation virus has hit America, the mainstream … Read more

Fed Funds Rate Cut?

The Fed is about to cut rates for the first time since 2008. The Fed is expected to cut the fed funds rate by a quarter point today. The move is being speculated about as preventative. The July jobs report is expected Friday. It is expected to show solid job growth at about 170,000. Nearly … Read more

The Fed is Destroying Your Savings

Steve Lonegan, Director of Monetary Policy for American Principles in Action and head of the Fix The Dollar Project, gives us a monetary history of the US and explains how the Fed is destroying your savings and why you need to do something about it.  

The Centennial Monetary Commission Act

We continue with Forbes Columnist and former Reagan special Counsel Ralph Benko on Alan Greenspan, the Fed, and the need for candidates to discuss, explain, and for politicians and voters to support the Centennial Monetary Commission Act currently in Congress.

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