Fed up: The Popular Uprising Against Central Banking
The American Conservative 2009, Feb 9, 8, 3
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THE WAY RON PAUL TELLS IT, his more than 30 years of speaking and writing about money, inflation, and the Federal Reserve System attracted only limited interest outside libertarian and constitutionalist circles. The subject, and Paul as its spokesman, were scarcely to be found in the media, even--or perhaps especially--on the business networks. But Paul's 2008 presidential bid changed that. Suddenly the Fed was on the table for discussion for the first time since Congress established it in 1913. With Paul making the evils of central banking and fiat money a theme of his campaign, the issue took on a vigor that few expected. Even calling for the Fed's outright abolition was longer unheard of on the television news networks.
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