The June FOMC minutes are interesting: they frame the committee's divide as a split over the outlook, not necessarily over tactics. Note the symmetry here: "Almost all" participants think higher rates will be needed if inflation pressures don't dissipate. "Almost all" also think they can hold (or eventually cut) if inflation "soon" heads back to 2%. (And, yes, the word "soon" could be doing a lot of lifting there to maintain said symmetry)