To read (and agree with) Danielle DiMartino Booth's Fed Up is to believe that the Fed centrally plans nearly every economic outcome, and that the problem with our central bank today isn't its intervention in the economy as much as those in its employ are the wrong people to intervene in the natural workings of the marketplace. Advertised as yet another anti-Fed book, the real goal of the book is to make you believe it is the most indispensable institution in government today. If we ignore Booth's weak economic analysis, her overstating of the Fed's power by a mile, and her awe-inspiring...