Central bankers might want to remind policymakers: ignore the policy wins of the last 30 years at your own peril. After Powell faced congressional scrutiny, one thing became clear—the tension between monetary stability and political pressure is no joke. Push too hard for radical macroeconomic overhauls, and you risk destabilizing everything that's been carefully built. It's not just about inflation or rates anymore. It's about whether governments understand what happens when you dismantle proven economic frameworks.