Rick Scott Calls for Audit of Federal Reserve
UNITED STATES, JUL 18 – The Federal Reserve Transparency Act would mandate a Government Accountability Office audit within one year, addressing $2.5 billion renovation cost overruns and increasing congressional oversight.
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Rick Scott calls for audit of Federal Reserve
Amid ongoing uncertainty about the near-term future of Jay Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, a Florida Senator seeks to crack open the central bank’s books. Teaming up with Rand Paul of Kentucky, Naples Republican Rick Scott is sponsoring the Federal Reserve Transparency Act. The legislation calls for the Comptroller General of the United States to complete an audit of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal r…
WASTE REPORT: Sen. Paul critical of overrun at Federal Reserve office
In the latest edition of his Waste Report, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is sounding the alarm on the Federal Reserve’s $600 million cost overrun for renovations to its Washington, D.C. headquarters — now expected to cost taxpayers $2.5 billion.
Rand Paul Leads Renewed Push to Audit the Fed as Rick Scott Slams $2.5B HQ Spending Spree
Senator Rand Paul has reintroduced the “Audit the Fed” bill, with Senator Rick Scott and other Republicans joining the effort to expose the Federal Reserve’s ethics scandals, lack of transparency, and $2.5 billion luxury headquarters renovation. The post Rand Paul Leads Renewed Push to Audit the Fed as Rick Scott Slams $2.5B HQ Spending Spree appeared first on Breitbart.
Rand Paul introduces bill to audit the Federal Reserve
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced legislation on Thursday calling for an audit of the Federal Reserve. The senator’s proposal comes after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has faced scrutiny for the $2.5 billion in renovations he authorized for two federal…
SEE IT: The pricey Federal Reserve renovation project at center of controversy | The New York Ledger
The Federal Reserve on Thursday reacted to the Trump administration’s query into expense overruns in the reserve bank’s restorations of its Washington, D.C., head office amidst its efforts to push the Fed into decreasing rates of interest. The Fed’s restorations of its head office, the Marriner S. Eccles Structure, and another structure in the country’s capital have actually experienced expense overruns, which pressed the approximated expense fr…
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