President Trump is having a rough go when it comes to filling seats on the Federal Reserve. In the first part of his presidency, Trump filled three Fed spots, and promoted Jerome Powell to Fed Chair. But more recently, Trump's gone zero-for-four: His last two nominations, Marvin Goodfriend and Nellie Liang, ran aground in the Senate. Then Herman Cain and Stephen Moore so horrified mainstream policymakers that the White House never even officially nominated them.
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