Trump and Biden both nominated Jerome Powell to the Fed-but their treatment of him is vastly different

It's official: America is set for a presidential election rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden. The two candidates sealed their parties' nominations this week when they each reached the required delegate count, setting up a replay of 2020 with the roles reversed: Biden the incumbent, vying for a second term he denied Trump, who is back in his comfort zone as the challenger. To say the two candidates have vast policy differences would be an understatement. But they do have one decision in common: Both nominated Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to his post atop the…