It is destructive to use this anger that gnaws the heart, against a fascist administration as an excuse to pull the trigger of ignorance over what “delegation of power” means.  With a dysfunctional brain and insurmountable anger on almost anything that moves within our range of target, we could either shoot ourselves on the foot or hang ourselves dead with our tongue out.   

      In a duel with the “matador” under the sun, the bull always ends up a dead meat because the muscled animal doesn’t use his brain muscle – assuming that it has any in the first place – it is just a very angry charging bull!

       This is what’s happening in the current debate on whether or not Congress should tamper with the independence of the U.S. Federal Reserve and for grandstand politicians to usurp and take over the fiscal and monetary function of the Fed, not to mention [ ] other critical issues [ ] of similar national importance.  Just the thought of it worries economists worth their Ph.Ds. earned by working for a number of years in graduate school.  But there is so much anger in the air against the Fed and the National Treasury that it is almost impossible to expect that in resolving the underlying economic problems dividing the nation, reason would prevail.