Fed chairman Ben Bernanke fielded softball questions from reporters today. Here are the 20 questions asked.
I would like to see him answer questions from this group: Ron Paul, Gary North, Peter Schiff, George Selgin, and Joe Salerno.
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Bernanke Plays Softball
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“Mr. Bernanke, at what age did you become such a handsome, prudent banking genius?”
Excellent question. There is a lucrative future for you in the D.C. press corps.
I’d ask him how he keeps such a killer beard.
Bernanke, where do you get the moral authority to counterfeit and to redistribute wealth in a way that sustains the unConstitutional coup?
What a good idea. Those group of extraordinary men should get together and put together a serious set of 20 questions for Bernanke and post them on a page of the Wall Street Journal. Imagine that!
The questions would have to be carefully worded though, so that the average Wall Street Journal reader would understand the significance of the question and, perhaps more importantly, the significance of the answer.
“How does it feel to have billions of people – some consciously, most unconsciously – rebuke everything you say and do through their actions and reactions?”
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I would have asked him how the Fed can provide inflation numbers when it’s incapable of separating out the various price impacting factors that aren’t related to monetary policy.
And how about these questions:
20 questions for Bernank
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