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No doubt being groomed as Trump's Fed sycophant Powell's successor
WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he will nominate Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Stephen Miran to serve out the final few months of a newly vacant seat at the Federal Reserve while the White House seeks a permanent addition to the central bank's governing board and continues its search for a new Fed chair.
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Miran, in a paper he co-authored last year for the Manhattan Institute, laid out a case for increasing presidential control of the Fed Board, including by shortening their terms. He also wants to end the "revolving door" between the executive branch and the Fed, and nationalize the Fed's 12 regional banks.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he will nominate Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Stephen Miran to serve out the final few months of a newly vacant seat at the Federal Reserve while the White House seeks a permanent addition to the central bank's governing board and continues its search for a new Fed chair.
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Miran, in a paper he co-authored last year for the Manhattan Institute, laid out a case for increasing presidential control of the Fed Board, including by shortening their terms. He also wants to end the "revolving door" between the executive branch and the Fed, and nationalize the Fed's 12 regional banks.

Trump picks Stephen Miran to fill open spot on Fed Board
The appointment gives President Trump a potentially more direct route to pursue his desire for easier monetary policy and sway over the world's most influential central bank.
Here's an article that expands on Miran's plan to politicize the Fed Reserve:

Trump's Fed pick wanted to upend its protection from politics
It is unclear how Miran's proposal could affect his chances for Senate confirmation.