First of all, I reject the notion that we, as elected officials, should be blaming the Fed, oh, it is the Fed's fault. No, it is our fault if we don't step up.
David Schweikert: “First of all, I reject the notion that we, as elected officials, should be blaming the Fed, oh, it is the Fed's fault.…”
Editor's note · Context
Schweikert emphasizes that elected officials must take responsibility instead of blaming the Federal Reserve.
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