Three observations:
1. From a CV/Resume standpoint....since 1914, there's been a total of 109 'Governors' on the Fed (yeah, a lot of them served 20-plus years).....I looked back at a dozen folks who sat in Fed seats since 1980.
If you were looking for finance or economic plus-ups on the resume....she has almost nothing worth discussing.
She's not qualified for the job.
2. From the mortgage issues, and fraud suggested (I'm not a lawyer)....I'd give her thirty days to clean up the mess....correct her paperwork, pay true property taxes, etc.
If she makes little to no effort to correct issues....I'd fire her.
3. What I have found interesting....Chairman Powell of the Fed...does NOT have the power to discipline or fire Cook. Only the President seems to have that power.
The longer this drags out....it seems like the bigger mess lays there....making one wonder about the other Fed Governors, and if they were into fraud as well.
So I kinda wonder....if Cook arrived on day one, and appeared dimwitted or stupid over the job....what exactly could Powell do....other than grin-and-bear-it? In some odd way...Biden contaminated the Fed...by bringing in Cook.
Finally....just an odd perception....has the Fed been this fucked-up since 1914?