FreedomWorks Joins Free-Market Groups to Sit Down With Fed Chair, Janet Yellen
FreedomWorks’ Outreach Director Deneen Borelli will join leaders from a number of free-market groups for a sit-down with Janet Yellen, the Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve. The meeting was organized by American Principles in Action, who sent a letter to Yellen requesting the meeting after she met with progressive groups in 2014.
The meeting will take place on Friday, February 27, 2015 at 3pm ET at the Board of Governors HQ at 20th and Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC.
Deneen Borelli commented:
“I’m pleased to have the opportunity to discuss America’s monetary policy with the Chairwoman, and looking forward to a productive conversation about how economic distortions stemming from Federal Reserve policy negatively affect millions of Americans nationwide. If the Federal Reserve is going to meet with progressive groups, they must hear alternative viewpoints from free-market groups as well. Fortunately, we have the facts on our side.”
Among the group representatives attending the meeting:
John Allison, Cato Institute president
Colette Balaam, small business owner
Ellen Barrosse, global business owner
Ralph Benko, economic advisor at APIA
Deneen Borelli, outreach director at FreedomWorks
Matthew DeVries, chairman of Liberty Iowa
Brian Domitrovic, history professor, Sam Houston University
Sean Fieler, president of American Principles in Action (APIA)
Herman Jung
Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment
Steve Lonegan, director of monetary policy at APIA
Rich Lowrie, senior advisor at Put Growth First
Jim Martin, chairman of the 60 Plus Association
Norbert Michel, Heritage Foundation economist
Marc Miles, economist at Global Economic Solutions
Steve Moore, chief economist at the Heritage Foundation
Sue Ann Penna, president of Citizens for Limited Government
Varditra Reid, working single woman
Peter Sepp, president of the National Taxpayers Union
Judy Shelton, Atlas Network economist
Selina Stinson, retired, homemaker
Jiesi Zhao, director of the center for entrepreneurship at the Young America’s Foundation
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