Sen. Rand Paul favors the prospect of abolishing the Federal Reserve

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., explained to Fox News Digital during an interview on Tuesday that he would support abolishing the Federal Reserve System, with the key proviso that the country stop engaging in deficit spending, and instead, run a balanced budget.

But the fiscal hawk and son of former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, a famous Federal Reserve critic, says he does not anticipate that will happen.

"I see the opposite," he said, indicating that many in the GOP who previously cared "about deficits under Biden, seem to care less about deficits under Trump." 

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