I can see a democratic effectiveness argument for rerouting these questions back to the area of direct Federal Reserve responsibility, and discussion of how to implement inflation targeting might well do that. These discussions might also make it clear that price stability - not all these other matters - is the primary economic outcome for which the Fed is responsible.
However, the momentous goal of ensuring that everyone has access to the benefits of our free and efficient market economy has yet to be achieved and remains as relevant today as it was in August of 1963, when marchers gathered around the Lincoln Memorial.