Weekly civic intelligence report ยท v2.2
The Federal Reserve is considering interest rate cuts to address economic challenges created by Trump's tariff policies. The move represents monetary policy response to trade war impacts.
This event represents routine Federal Reserve monetary policy consideration in response to economic conditions. The Fed independently evaluating interest rate adjustments based on economic data (tariff impacts) is normal institutional function, not constitutional damage. Separation score minimal (1) as Fed operates independently. Capture score (2) reflects potential political pressure narrative but no actual mechanism shown. Policy_change mechanism with 0.7 modifier appropriate for routine monetary policy. Federal scope 1.3x but broad population doesn't amplify given routine nature. A-score 3.8 well below threshold. B-score 18.4 driven by media-friendly economic policy framing and timing around tariff debates, but lacks true viral characteristics. D-score of -14.6 suggests distraction lean but both scores too low for List B. Most critically: this is speculative ('considering'), represents normal Fed independence, and lacks any constitutional mechanism. Strong noise indicators present.
Monitor for actual Fed rate decision and any evidence of political pressure/interference that would elevate separation of powers concerns. Current event is routine monetary policy speculation.