Ron Paul’s Audit the Fed Hearing

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By RonPaul.com on October 4, 2011

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Posted in Federal Reserve, Ron Paul in Congress | Tagged Audit the Fed, Monetary Policy Subcommittee | 8 Responses

8 responses to “Ron Paul’s Audit the Fed Hearing”

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Liberty
October 6, 2011 at 2:05 pm | Permalink | Reply

I congratulate Ron Paul for being at the forfront of questioning the activities of the Fed. It’s my opinion that the conservative media is now pushing Cain because he was once on the Federal Reserve Board and that if he were elected the status quo of the Fed would remain. The Tarp for the banks to big to fail, the bailout of the auto industry, and continueing misspent stimulus(quanitative easing) were all funded by the Fed. They are accountable to nonone, not even our Congress. This sounds like a monetary dictatorship. The stimulus did not help small business’s or individuals get loans. But with every stimulus, the stock market increased and the failed investments of the big banks were bailed out.

We didn’t need more banking regulations with the Dood Frank Bill. But, we did the SEC to enforce the current accouting regulations which, obviously did not occur. The unintended consquences of this bill is causing the neighborhood small banks to close or be bought out. Thereby, creating eventually only a few remaining big banks in America.

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Globcit
October 6, 2011 at 11:56 am | Permalink | Reply

While I applaud most of all your standpoints with regards to the Fed, big banks, bringing the troops home, fighting proxy wars and supporting rogue regimes, I am disappointed that you lean towards political pettiness when you attacks towards the current administration become personal; you might agree that the current administration inherited the worst state of the Union the US has ever experienced, a state in shambles left behind by prior administrations, who coincidentally happened to be the GOP. For the sake of the US and the world rise and standfast in your principles in these critical times
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