内容摘要：“If rates are lowered too quickly, there’s a high risk that liquidity will flow into asset prices like housing rather than boosting the real economy,” he said in a news conference. “Any base rate adjustment must take into account its impact on the real estate prices and household debt in the Seoul region,” he said, referring to the country’s capital area where house prices are highest.

“If rates are lowered too quickly, there’s a high risk that liquidity will flow into asset prices like housing rather than boosting the real economy,” he said in a news conference. “Any base rate adjustment must take into account its impact on the real estate prices and household debt in the Seoul region,” he said, referring to the country’s capital area where house prices are highest.

of prominent Trump backers like Laura Loomer, who accused both Leo and the Federalist Society of working to undermine the president.The panel Trump assailed included judges appointed by Presidents Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan, as well as Timothy Reif, whom Trump nominated to the trade court during his first term. Reif, a Democrat, had previously worked for the U.S. Trade Representative in both the Obama and Trump administrations.

as part of his confirmation process, Reif described working on a long list of Democratic campaigns. He volunteered on Edward Kennedy’s presidential campaign in 1980, driving the press van in Kennedy’s motorcade. He served as press secretary for John Lindsay’s Senate campaign in 1980 and volunteered for New Jersey Rep. Rush Holt’s reelection effort in 2000, when his responsibilities included “driving and accompanying candidate’s mother to campaign events.”He also volunteered for John Kerry in 2024 and Obama in 2008, andthe Clintons and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

: a panel on international trade in 2011 held by the Georgetown Law Student Chapter.The Federalist Society and Reif did not respond to requests for comment Friday.

The White House did not respond to questions about why Trump blamed Leo and the Federalist Society for the decision, but Taylor Rogers, a White House spokesperson, doubled down, calling Leo “a bad person who cares more about his personal ambitions than our country.”

“These judges must ditch their corrupt allegiance to Leonard and do the right thing for the American people before they completely destroy the credibility of our judicial branch,” she said.who liked to say he viewed his adopted country through the eyes of an outsider. He called himself a “participant-observer,” combining research and direct experience and lending crucial perspective on municipal planning, attitudes toward race and poverty, mass communication and cultural tastes.

A professor emeritus at Columbia University and former president of thehe believed in making scholarly work accessible, and was a popular commentator and prolific essay writer. He served on the committee that prepared the

the 1968 government study that warned the country was “moving toward two societies, one Black, one white — separate and unequal.” In 1964, he testified on behalf ofwhen the comedian was on trial for obscenity.