To me, this is the point.
A 25 cut is a policy error, in my humble opinion, but this cut or even a 50 bps one, aren’t going to change anything in the big scheme of events.
I am trying to say is a bit different. Even if it is an error, it is not going to destroy the economy. Do the cut, observe what happens and let's see if it is a mistake or not.
The fed has a dual mandate. Job market is at historical high. Unemployment is at a level consistent with full employment. Wage are growing, slower, but growing.
Inflation is still above target, with a potential effect from tariffs that has still to materialise, given the most increase comes from services and housing markets.
The risk is to cut to soon, and when tariffs come into play, being forced to raise rates too violently.