Does anyone truly think these activities are within the Fed's statutory mandates? Of course not.
Pat Toomey
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Patrick Toomey is a former United States Senator from Pennsylvania, serving from 2011 to 2022. A member of the Republican Party, Toomey was known for his focus on fiscal conservatism, economic growth, and limited government. During his tenure, he served on several Senate committees, including the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, where he was involved in financial regulation and economic policy discussions.
A quasi-regulatory body like NASDAQ should not be creating and enforcing social policy in America.
Unfortunately, I am deeply concerned that financial regulators, including the Fed and the SEC, are increasingly straying into contentious political issues wholly unrelated to their mandates and expertise.
If inflation persists you will do, and I quote, 'whatever it takes,' end quote, to get inflation under control.
A fundamental aspect of a properly functioning democratic society is that important public policy decisions should be made by elected, accountable representatives.
The top 1 percent make about 20 percent of all the income, pay about 40 percent of all the taxes.
President Biden's boastful claim about reducing the 2021 and 2022 deficits compared to 2020 is completely disingenuous and totally context-free.
Our nation is not on a sound fiscal course, and it has not been for quite some time.
it would impose the equivalent of really secondary sanctions on anyone doing crypto business with anyone from Russia.
We cannot let abuses of digital assets endanger our financial and our national security.
The financial system should work for American families and small businesses.
we all want to make sure we have got the tools to find the bad guys, and there are bad guys out there.
We need Congress to work together to enact a regulatory framework specific to digital assets that provides this much-needed clarity.
We need to take a clear-eyed look at how these assets can endanger consumers and our security.
Unfortunately, I am concerned that the current lack of regulatory clarity here at home is undermining that tradition and driving innovation abroad.
We need to take a whole-of-Government approach to the problem, if we're going to keep up with crypto in illicit finance.
we do not block the regular people in Russia who are actually opposition within Russia.
Cutting off this revenue stream and getting more lethal aid to Ukraine are the two things we could do to maximize the chances that Ukraine wins this war.
The sanctions imposed thus far by the Biden administration are harmful to the Russian economy, but not crippling.
The U.S. must maintain its leadership in this space, which is why lawmakers and regulators should do nothing to harm America's longstanding tradition of fostering technological innovation.
our heart breaks for you and your family like it does for the several million Ukrainians that have been forced from their homes by this outrageous and completely unjustified brutal attack by Russia.





