At 10 a.m. tomorrow morning, Kevin Warsh’s public campaign to lead the Federal Reserve begins. So far, markets, policymakers, and economists have only been able to speculate as to Warsh’s outlook and approach. But this week, for the first time since President Trump confirmed his nomination, his ideas will be laid out in the open for the Senate Banking Committee to pick through.Chief among the concerns will be what—if anything—Warsh has promised the White House. Amid concerns over the independence of the ce ...