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Lawmaker urges support for Kevin Warsh to lead Federal Reserve, blames 'Biden Nomics' for 9 percent inflation

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A single lawmaker endorsed Kevin Warsh for Federal Reserve leadership, called his prior service "battle tested," blamed "Biden Nomics" for inflation hitting 9 percent, and urged a Fed focused on households rather than White House politics.

A lawmaker urged support for Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve, saying Warsh’s prior experience as a former Federal Reserve governor during the financial crisis makes him "battle tested and ready to serve." The lawmaker framed the endorsement as needed leadership to steady monetary policy after recent economic turbulence.

"Kevin Worsh's leadership is absolutely essential now at the Federal Reserve," the lawmaker said, adding that Warsh's tenure during the crisis shows he is prepared both to serve and to lead. The lawmaker described Warsh as someone who could help "dig[] out of the hole created by Biden Nomics," a phrase used to criticize the prior administration’s economic approach.

The lawmaker characterized inflation under the previous administration as reaching "9 percent," attributing that increase to what they called "Biden Nomics." The lawmaker also said the economy is "improving" following the political change that brought President Trump into office and argued the Fed should prioritize the needs of American households over the political will of any White House: "We need a Federal Reserve that is responsive to the needs of the American families more than the political will of whoever is in the White House."

The remarks in the transcript are an endorsement and criticism rather than a record of any formal nomination vote or procedural action. The transcript does not record a motion, vote, or other formal step on a nomination during these segments.