Economy Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell

[Fedorgasm]

What do you guys think?

I don't know anything about the dude but I'm sure Trump wouldn't nominate anyone that didn't agree with him that interest rates should be cut.

I agree with Powell though, cutting now would be bad from an inflation perspective.

Trump Is Expected to Announce Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair

President Trump is set to announce his choice to replace Jerome H. Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve, saying it is someone “known to everybody in the financial world.”

www.nytimes.com

 

[curryjunkie]

bernie madoff was also "known to everyone in the financial world" , cant wait to hear all the critics of high inflation speak up when it starts to climb..

 

[Fox by the Sea]

Fed of WARsh

 

[WhitestKidU’Know]

Fed of WARsh

He’s only pro WARish

 

[cottagecheesefan]

Fed of WARsh

I was going to post that dude is perfect, referring to a fairly commonly regional accent of saying WaRshington.

For reference

"Warshington" is a regional American pronunciation of "Washington," often meaning the state or D.C., characterized by adding an "r" sound (r-insertion), like "warsh" for "wash," a feature linked to Scots-Irish heritage and common in parts of the Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and D.C. area, though sometimes considered slang or a quaint linguistic quirk.
What it is

• • R-insertion:
    A linguistic phenomenon where an 'r' sound is added between vowels, changing "Washington" to "Warshington" and "wash" to "warsh".
  • Regional Accent:
    It's part of certain American dialects, especially noticeable in parts of the Midwest (like Ohio, Indiana, Illinois) and the Pacific Northwest (Washington State), with roots in New England English and Scots-Irish immigration.
  • Examples:
    People might also say "squarsh" for "squash" or "propersal" for "proposal".

Where it's heard

• • Washington State: Common among some locals, particularly in areas like Seattle and Spokane.
  • Washington, D.C.: Also noted in the nation's capital, sometimes humorously referring to the government or its policies.
  • Midwest: A significant feature in the Midland dialect of American English.

 

[Zazen]

Knowing Trump this guy was picked because he’ll be a lap dog. We’re going to see cuts and as a result major inflation probably. I don’t trust this at all. Should have remained politically neutral. Every decision this administration makes just speeds up the decline of this country. I don’t know how some aren’t seeing it. I think we’re in for some horrific times ahead.

 

[LeonardoBjj]

- Should've been Kevin Nash!

 

[WalkenWouldOwn]

Must be a different Kevin Warsh in the epstein files.

 

[rearnakedchoke]

This guy in the Epstein files also?

I’m shocked!

 

[Stoic1]

Knowing Trump this guy was picked because he’ll be a lap dog. We’re going to see cuts and as a result major inflation probably. I don’t trust this at all. Should have remained politically neutral. Every decision this administration makes just speeds up the decline of this country. I don’t know how some aren’t seeing it. I think we’re in for some horrific times ahead.

What's this "we" shit, Mr. Lee?

 

[WklySportsMemes]

I was going to post that dude is perfect, referring to a fairly commonly regional accent of saying WaRshington.

For reference

"Warshington" is a regional American pronunciation of "Washington," often meaning the state or D.C., characterized by adding an "r" sound (r-insertion), like "warsh" for "wash," a feature linked to Scots-Irish heritage and common in parts of the Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and D.C. area, though sometimes considered slang or a quaint linguistic quirk.
What it is

• • R-insertion:
    A linguistic phenomenon where an 'r' sound is added between vowels, changing "Washington" to "Warshington" and "wash" to "warsh".
  • Regional Accent:
    It's part of certain American dialects, especially noticeable in parts of the Midwest (like Ohio, Indiana, Illinois) and the Pacific Northwest (Washington State), with roots in New England English and Scots-Irish immigration.
  • Examples:
    People might also say "squarsh" for "squash" or "propersal" for "proposal".

Where it's heard

• • Washington State: Common among some locals, particularly in areas like Seattle and Spokane.
  • Washington, D.C.: Also noted in the nation's capital, sometimes humorously referring to the government or its policies.
  • Midwest: A significant feature in the Midland dialect of American English.

I would say jokes on you he's in the files. But I think we all know how abnormally weird you are & probably already knew that before you still called him perfect.
How you gonna spin this one.... too lazy to time stamp...but yep in the Epstein files. Looks like this is one of his pawns he wanted to protect.

 

[Ballsaque]

Wasn't he named in the Epstein files?

 

[chimpoehurricane]

What do you guys think?

I don't know anything about the dude but I'm sure Trump wouldn't nominate anyone that didn't agree with him that interest rates should be cut.

I agree with Powell though, cutting now would be bad from an inflation perspective.

Trump Is Expected to Announce Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair

President Trump is set to announce his choice to replace Jerome H. Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve, saying it is someone “known to everybody in the financial world.”

www.nytimes.com

Not sure anybody’s portfolio can handle anymore of this.