Government Stupidity - Great article by Ron Paul calling for elimination of the Fed

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Great article by Ron Paul calling for elimination of the Fed

Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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From Forbes:

The Federal Reserve's recent and unprecedented actions in the realm of monetary policy have provoked a backlash among the American people.

Trillions of dollars worth of loans and guarantees have been provided to Wall Street firms, while Main Street Americans suffocate under harsh taxation, the prospect of higher debt levels and increasing inflation.

These events have awakened many Americans to problems with the Fed's loose monetary policy...

Read full article...

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Topics:		Government Stupidity \| Boondoggle

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