Mitt Romney Attacks His Own Monetary Policy
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News that Senator Mitt Romney is going to vote with the Democrats against the confirmation of Judy Shelton as a governor of the Federal Reserve gives us a glimpse of why he lost the 2012 presidential election. He didn’t, it turns out, really believe in the Republican Party’s own platform, which had plenty to say about monetary policy and the Fed — thanks, partly, to a strong primary run by Congressman Ron Paul.
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