I think we're going to need a bigger printing press: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is defending the Fed's decision to borrow $600 billion to help stimulate the struggling economy, saying it's possible the Fed might spend even more.In an interview aired Sunday on CBS-TV's "60 Minutes," Bernanke rejected criticism, some it coming from Republican congressional leaders, that the $600 billion second round of "quantitative easing" or QE2, risked triggering inflation."Is keeping inflation in check less of a priority for the Federal Reserve now?" asked reporter Scott Pelley."No, absolutely not," said Bernanke "What we're trying to do is achieve a balance. We've been very, very clear that we will not allow inflation to rise above 2 percent."In the weeks before Election Day, the Republican leaders of the House and Senate directly challenged Bernanke's QE2 move, the first time in decades that top political leaders have so pointedly...(Read Full Post)