Oh, also, the Fed works with Treasury very closely. A great deal of influence from treas to fed. |
You're welcome to your opinion but I disagree. Yes, the NYDN botched the interview. Meanwhile, Sanders' answer on the administration side was correct and perfectly fine. And any answer from any candidate on how exactly things would work on the Fed side would be speculative at best, given their autonomy from the executive branch, and Sanders acknowledged that fact, correctly. |
| PP, did you read the Clinton interview transcript? Do you think she answered the questions as well as Sanders did? |
Far better. |
Np who works for one of the banking agencies. Pp, you have the same shallow understanding of the banking regulatory scheme as Sanders. Like all federal regulatory agencies the banking agencies promulgate regulations and issue opinions. As another poster mentioned, the Fed chair is nominated by the president and subject to confirmation by the Senate. While one might not know when exactly the Fed will raise interest rates, the regulatory scheme is well delineated. |
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Jane Sanders blames the NYDN for asking questions her husband couldn't answer - and says you can't get the "full context" from the transcript even though the transcript. Lolwut?
http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-dem-primary-live-updates-and-results/2016/04/jane-sanders-new-york-daily-news-221908 |
She's married to him, so she's supposed to defend him no matter what. Can you really blame her? |
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17:36 again. I will say though that her defense is pretty weak tea. NYDN also released the complete audio of the interview - which I'm slightly embarrassed to say I listened to - and Bernie sounded no less befuddled and dodgy in the audio than he does on paper.
http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/scary-bernie-sanders-article-1.2589787 |
She didn't offer anything of any great detail. |