The narrative that Kevin Warsh must weaken labor markets to control long-term Treasury yields is facing significant challenges as market behavior increasingly reflects fiscal dominance. Under current conditions, 10-year U.S. Treasury yields are rising following both strong and weak economic data prints, breaking traditional correlations where softer data typically lowers borrowing costs. This decoupling suggests that monetary policy tools alone may be insufficient to manage long-term rates amid prevailing fiscal pressures. Market analysis indicates that a significantly weaker U.S. dollar now appears to be the only viable mechanism to resolve this dynamic, as standard rate adjustments fail to anchor yields in either direction.