Staff Reports
President Trump is showing the bold leadership Americans have come to expect by considering a much-needed shakeup at the Federal Reserve. It’s high time someone holds Jerome Powell accountable for failing to put America First when it comes to interest rates. Powell’s refusal to lower interest rates is holding back our thriving economy, and while the liberal elites clutch their pearls, Trump refuses to back down from putting the American worker’s paycheck over the interests of globalist bankers.
Trump’s possible move to remove Powell is a clear sign that he is willing to bulldoze through the bureaucratic roadblocks erected by the establishment. Powell, much like other so-called economic experts, constantly undermines America’s potential by keeping interest rates unnecessarily high. Ordinarily, one might expect a Fed Chairman to heed the President’s calls, especially when those calls echo the fundamental needs of the American people, like saving a trillion dollars a year in interest costs.
While some fret about the potential economic fallout, let’s not forget that Trump understands the delicate dance of the stock market better than any Washington insider. He’s a man of action, not one to be swayed by fear-mongering from the liberal media or economic doomsayers who have yet to step out of their ivory towers. Why would anyone want to listen to those who have never created American jobs, built American wealth, or stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the American worker?
REPORT: Trump Has Drafted A Letter To Fire Key Official.https://t.co/fs54tYbFq0#DiamondandSilk
— Diamond and Silk® (@DiamondandSilk) July 16, 2025
The hypocrisy of these economic elites is galling. Biden extended Powell’s term, yet the economy suffers under these misguided fiscal policies. On the flip side, Trump’s America First agenda has kept the economic engine roaring despite global tensions, with tariffs and bold foreign policy moves that have placed America on top. The MAGA movement is right: the beltway politics need shaking up, and Powell’s reluctance to act shows he’s part of the problem, not the solution.
In the end, perhaps Trump is giving Powell one last chance to correct course. But patience is thinning. If Powell cannot adapt his policies to serve the American people, someone else should step in who can. Is it finally time to drain the swamp at the Fed, too? One might say Trump’s letter will either serve as a wake-up call or an eviction notice. Either way, change is inevitable when America demands it.
