When the Founding Fathers designed our Republic, they made it clear: government power should rest in the hands of the people, expressed through their elected leaders. But when it comes to America’s money, something feels broken.

The Federal Reserve—an institution most Americans never voted for—holds the power to decide interest rates, money supply, and the economic destiny of millions of families. Yet the President of the United States, elected by the will of the majority, has little say in who runs this powerful body. That’s not democracy. That’s bureaucracy.

Trump’s Fight for Accountability

President Donald J. Trump has never been afraid to call out the Federal Reserve. He knows what millions of American families feel every time they swipe a credit card, take out a mortgage, or fill up at the gas station: Fed policies shape real lives.

Why should unelected bankers—shielded from the voters—decide whether your paycheck stretches far enough? Why can’t the President, who carries the direct mandate of the people, have the final say on the individuals steering this ship?

Trump has argued for one simple principle: the Federal Reserve should serve America, not the other way around.

The Problem with the Current System

The Federal Reserve claims “independence” as a shield, but in reality, this independence too often looks like arrogance. Rate hikes that punish workers. Monetary policies that protect Wall Street while Main Street struggles. Decisions made in closed rooms with no accountability to the farmer in Iowa, the trucker in Texas, or the small business owner in Ohio.

Meanwhile, politicians like Joe Biden use the Fed as a scapegoat. Inflation skyrockets, gas and grocery prices crush families, but the White House shrugs and says, “The Fed will handle it.” That’s passing the buck, not leadership.

Returning Power to the People

President Trump has made it clear: Americans deserve a Federal Reserve that respects our Constitution, our economy, and our elected leadership.

Transparency: Fed decisions shouldn’t be made in secret.

Accountability: The President, chosen by the people, should have the authority to appoint leaders who reflect the will of the American public.

America First Monetary Policy: Interest rates and money supply should prioritize American workers and families—not global financial elites.

A True America-First Economy

Trump proved during his presidency that pro-growth policies—tax cuts, deregulation, and smart trade deals—can create the strongest economy in history. But to protect that prosperity, America needs a Federal Reserve that works with its elected leadership, not against it.

The question is simple: if the President answers to the people, why shouldn’t the Fed?

The Bottom Line

America deserves an economy guided by common sense and patriotism, not academic theories and ivory-tower arrogance. President Trump is the only leader willing to stand up and demand that the Federal Reserve put the American people first.

Because in the end, the power of the dollar should come from We the People—not unelected bureaucrats.

Trump fights for your wallet, your job, and your family. And that’s why America needs him back.