Time to Give Up the Jerome Powell Case

The automod won't let me paste the whole article because it said it's AI generated, so here are the first three paragraphs: >President Trump’s lawfare efforts aren’t faring well in court, and the latest example is a federal judge’s decision last week to quash subpoenas in a probe of the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell. Mr. Trump would be wise to take the hint and abandon the case so his nominee, Kevin Warsh, can be confirmed as the next Chairman. >The Fed asked the court to quash the subpoenas issued by the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, and federal Judge James Boasberg did so in withering fashion. >“The President spent years essentially asking if no one will rid him of this troublesome Fed Chair. He then suggested a specific line of investigation into him, which had been proposed by a political appointee with no role in law enforcement, who hinted that it could be a way to remove Powell,” he wrote. “The President’s appointed prosecutor promptly complied. Those facts strongly imply that this investigation was launched for an improper purpose, as were the resulting subpoenas.”