Romney Would Replace Bernanke at Federal Reserve
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by News Editor
USA Today – In a split with a top economic adviser, Mitt Romney said today he would not re-appoint Ben Bernanke to another term as chairman of the Federal Reserve.
“I would like to select … a new person to that chairman position, someone who shared my economic views, someone that I thought was sympathetic to the needs of our nation,” Romney told Fox Business Network.
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