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Warsh: The Federal Reserve Needs Less Groupthink and Diverse Models

Kevin Warsh · Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair, Google targets Chinese Cyber Weapon, WSJ Mansion Section | Diet TBPN · Jan 31, 2026 · at 1:07

Kevin Warsh, former Fed governor nominated to serve as Federal Reserve Chair, criticizes institutional conformity and model uniformity within the central bank.

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“What the Fed needs is a more robust discussion of ideas. Less groupthink. I don't like it that everyone's following the same model.”

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