ECONOMY · 06.30.26 · Chase Geiser Network

The Fed: A Rogue Agency Beyond Executive Reach? Supreme Court Flirts With Truth But Falls Short

The Supreme Court weighed in on the power of so-called 'independent' agencies, hinting at concerns about their unchecked authority. However, their ruling fails to fully address the fundamental question of who truly governs these unelected bodies and whether they align with our constitutional republic.

The Fed: A Rogue Agency Beyond Executive Reach? Supreme Court Flirts With Truth But Falls Short

For too long, unelected bureaucrats in Washington have operated outside the direct accountability of the American people and their elected President. The Federal Reserve, with its monumental power over our nation's economy, stands as a prime example of such an agency, often acting as a law unto itself.

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