Numerous Senate Republicans expressed concerns over the possibility of President Trump nominating Stephen Moore to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
WASHINGTON—Numerous Senate Republicans expressed concerns Tuesday over the possibility of President Trump nominating conservative commentator Stephen Moore to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, indicating he would face resistance in the chamber.
GOP senators, including some of the president’s strongest allies, cited his writings about women, personal financial issues and views of the Fed among the issues that could make it difficult for him to win confirmation if formally nominated.
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