Senate GOP candidate Blake Masters suggests diversity at Federal Reserve is harming the economy.
Masters, of Arizona, defended the remarks in a video and lashed out at what he called President Joe Biden's "affirmative action regime."
"Finally a compelling explanation for why our economy is doing so well," Master, who has been endorsed by for President Donald Trump, wrote Sunday in retweeting anwith the headline:"Fed tackles inflation with its most diverse leadership ever." Of affirmative action, Masters said,"I can't think of a single policy since the end of Jim Crow that's been worse or more divisive for race relations in this country."
Masters has frequently invoked race and drawn on culture wars in one of the most closely watched Senate races.were responsible for America’s gun violence problem.versions of the “great replacement theory” — a conspiracy theory that claims there is a plot to weaken the influence of white Americans — by saying Democrats want to give amnesty to thousands of immigrants to claim them as voters.
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