— Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke "We will never seek to weaken our currency as a tool to gain competitive advantage or to grow the economy.
He added, "We will never seek to weaken our currency as a tool to gain competitive advantage or grow the economy".
"We will never seek to weaken our currency as a tool to gain competitive advantage or to grow the economy," he said.
It would fuel moral hazard, by convincing state and private business as well as enterprising local party leaders that the government will never let growth weaken, never force everyone to "face the consequences" of their bad loans.
Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner directly contradicted former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan's assertion about U.S. monetary policy, saying the U.S. is not and will never try to weaken the dollar, CNBC reports.
In an interview in Seoul, where Geithner is attending the G20 meeting, the Treasury secretary told CNBC's Steve Liesman that the U.S. "will never seek to weaken our currency as a tool to gain competitive advantage or to grow the economy".
You cannot see him and will never know how weakened he too has become.
But since those sectors of the economy never weakened much in the first place, they will not be able to play much of a role in leading a comeback.
Individual liberty has never weakened us; freedom of speech, enhanced by the Net, will only make us stronger".
The reality is that Republicans will never stop trying to weaken, undermine and ultimately eliminate the Affordable Care Act, just as they have never given up on trying to privatize Medicare and dramatically cut Medicaid.
