What does a credit rating downgrade mean to America?
To answer the question what does a credit rating downgrade mean to America? The first answer is current president Obama might find it extremely hard to serve a second term in the white house. To be honest as it stands now it doesn’t look like Obama will serve a second term. A credit rating downgrade is scary to Americans and the only good news for America right now is the fact that the United States Dollar still is the worlds reserve currency also you can add the fact that the entire planet is experiencing a recession right now so more than likely this downgrade won’t affect Americans that much.
Possible reasons why the S&P downgraded the U.S credit rating
Personally I blame this one on the tea party. It’s clear to see that tea party wants America and the entire planet to return to a gold standard. Preventing Obama from raising the debt ceiling is the real reason in my opinion that S&P downgraded the United States credit rating. In general even talking about this subject is embarrassing. Like it or not America created the monetary system that we enjoy today and the mere fact that America has been downgraded in a system that it created is embarrassing and frankly I’m disgusted by the Republicans and Democrats right now.
Propaganda is propping up gold and our monetary system is being terrorized by people who clearly don’t understand the reason the gold standard was lifted. I will say this again Gold is nothing more than a shiny piece of metal gold is hoarded and as it stands today gold doesn’t do anything for anyone. Our current world and economy is based on consumption America as it stands now consumes the most and at the same time produces alot of the world’s goods. Yes as it stands now America’s is taking in more than it’s letting out but destroying the monetary system will not fix this problem.
Take the credit rating downgrade as a warning
America’s downgraded credit rating oddly enough couldn’t have happened at a better time. Both Italy and Spain are on the verge of default which will definitely shake up confidence in the Euro. What this means is that AAA downgrade to AA+ won’t look so bad to investors. The truth of the matter is as it stands now Investors have nowhere else to go so the reality is that S&P downgrade means nothing. S&P in my opinion are only trying to protect their brand. As it stands today America is just too important to the world for people to stop investing in it.
Now on the flip side I hope Americans don’t sleep on this issue China is on the rise so is India and it’s only a matter of time before the world starts talking about Brazil. What this downgrade symbolizes is that if America doesn’t smarten up its status in the world might soon be challenged. The games in Washington have got to stop and I have a strong feeling that when all of this dies down a new type of voter will emerge in the United States. What I mean by a new voter is this whole credit rating issue is going to shine a light on the importance of America and its role in the world. I read a lot of books on history and I have this strange feeling that a renaissance in the United States is on its way.
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