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Kevin Warsh testifies before the Senate Banking Committee as his confirmation for Fed Chair faces hurdles, including conflict-of-interest concerns, a Republican block by Senator Thom Tillis, and Jerome Powell's refusal to vacate his seat on the board.
Outlets across the spectrum agree that Senator Tillis is the primary obstacle to Kevin Warsh’s confirmation, demanding an end to the DOJ investigation into Jerome Powell. While Politico highlights the procedural "limbo" caused by Tillis's stance, Blaze.com frames him as a "lone Republican" potentially tanking a key Trump appointment.
ALSO MENTIONED Lisa Cook, Fed Governor mentioned in legal context
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