Stanley Druckenmiller on the Fed's historic blunder: "When rates were practically zero, every Tom, Dick and Harry and Mary in the United States refinanced their mortgage, corporations extended. Unfortunately, we've had one entity that did not and that was US Treasury. Janet Yellen, I guess, because of political myopia, whatever, was issuing two years at 15 basis points when she could have issued 10 years at 70 basis points, or 30 years at 180 basis points. I literally think if you go back to Alexander Hamilton, it was the biggest blunder in the history of the Treasury. I have no idea why she has not been called out on this. She has no right to still be in that job."