Thursday, June 21, 2007
Some Just Can't Live Without Greenspan
Ron Paul has proposed a bill to get rid of the FED. Read about the few details here. What do you think?
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1 comments:
I appreciate the bill's brevity.
The gold bugs and "hard money" proponents have been beating this drum forever, but I think the ship has already sailed. We're not going to return to a money supply that is static when the economy has propspered under the current system.
I say that as a matter of political reality, not as a studied opinion or preference, b/c honestly the nature of money is a topic that makes my head spin.