Trump will Probably Appoint Non-Jew as the Head of the Federal Reserve

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 26, 2017

The Federal Reserve bank has almost always had a Jewish head, and has had a straight line of them since 1979.

Appointing a non-Jew – even if they are effectively serving Jewish interests – is a political statement.

Especially when people are demanding that you leave the current Jew in charge.

CNBC:

Jerome Powell likely will be the next Federal Reserve chairman, according to a slim majority of economists in a Reuters poll – but most of them said current Fed Chair Janet Yellen would be the best option.

Just over half the 40 economists who participated in the survey, taken in the past few days, tipped Fed Governor Powell to be appointed chair by U.S. President Donald Trump when Yellen’s current four-year term ends on Feb 1, 2018.

Powell, a lawyer and former investment banker, has served as a member of the Fed’s Board of Governors since May 2012.

“The most continuity between Fed chairs would be Yellen to Powell. Given where we are in the tightening cycle some consistency would be welcomed by financial markets,” said Ryan Sweet at Moody’s Analytics.

“A regime change can be a little more rattling and unnerving for markets.”

The next most likely choice was Kevin Warsh, who served as a Fed governor during the financial crisis, with 13 forecasts. Yellen received only four.

Warsh might be Jewish, but it doesn’t say it on his Wikipedia page.

It’s not decided and Trump hasn’t made a statement on this. I don’t know how these economists are gauging this, though I would assume it has to be with input from sources close to Trump.