1 minute ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Ron Paul was neither an expert on US economics, nor competent to offer guidance on fiscal management policy.

He understands more about money than anyone graduating from harvard. And the world is turning to austrian economies slowly then suddenly coming up shortly

1 hour ago, angryguy said:

He understands more about money than anyone graduating from harvard. And the world is turning to austrian economies slowly then suddenly coming up shortly

Austrian economies? 

And what does the rest of that 'sentence' mean?

13 hours ago, angryguy said:

He understands more about money than anyone graduating from harvard. And the world is turning to austrian economies slowly then suddenly coming up shortly

That's your view. I prefer to take my economic guidance from people educated in the fundamentals of the subject and who have real world experience in economic policy, rather than the populist pandering of mediocre obstetrician-gynecologists who have no training  or experience in the subject.

On 8/28/2025 at 10:27 PM, Tug said:

Every one wants lower interest rates myself included,that being said I like the idea of the adults in the room making the decisions.I also find it ironic that the felon would have the nerve of calling someone out for such a trivial matter.

 

Not me. I have managed my life prudently and have no debt. Although I suffer a cost due to the impact on the price of goods and services from high interest rates, I enjoy a direct benefit on the return on investments. I do not believe that interest rates are high. On the contrary, they  force some people to live within their means. Low interest rates create unsustainable debt obligations.

She hasn't got a leg to stand on. She was fired for being involved in a federal mortgage scam. Can't have a thief on the board.