New issues creep in to justify Trump's firing of Lisa Cook
The official reason of mortgage fraud, which Cook has called a "clerical error" but worked in her favor, is bad enough:
— CSPAN (@cspan)
?? BREAKING: FHFA Director
...but they found her RENTERS in the house!
"I was wondering, do you rent?"
TENANT: "You'll have to… pic.twitter.com/bu1rMEABrV
—
She has a bulldog named "Pulte" on her keister, who explains why the problem matters this way:
?? JUST IN - HOUSING DIRECTOR
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But also things like this:
Cook didn't just disagree with Uhlig; she demanded his professional execution. In a public X thread, she called for his removal as editor of a top journal and demanded the university "remove his access to students". She declared that "free speech has its limits" and should not be… pic.twitter.com/EkG3oZCHnB
— Saggezza Eterna (@FinalTelegraph)
Should someone that hostile to scholarly inquiry, not only in herself, but in attacking those who merely question conventional wisdom, be making monetary policy?
Her entire academic career is problematic.
Everyone is talking about the allegations of mortgage fraud against Fed Governor
— Saggezza Eterna (@FinalTelegraph)
If she skated into academia, and then made her way as a wokester attempting to cancel others, how good could she be?
The record there is even more problematic -- here's her own "cholarship" she brags about on her own website -- How Diversity and Innovation Influence Economic Growth.
It's an obvious sign of her political, not monetary, orientation. Could someone like this really understand monetary policy -- the printing of money and setting of interest rates at all?
Cook was what was wrong with the Fed and shouldn't have been there. She's got to go.
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