On the recordOctober 3, 2011
It seems to me sometimes too much attention is focused on what the Fed should do when it is not within the Fed's purview of doing; it is in ours; and we are deflecting the blame over to you.
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congress.govIt seems to me sometimes too much attention is focused on what the Fed should do when it is not within the Fed's purview of doing; it is in ours; and we are deflecting the blame over to you.
Coats emphasizes the need for Congress to take responsibility instead of blaming the Fed.
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