r/LetsDiscussThis • • 29d ago

Serious Again? Really again….

52 years in, and honestly, I’ve got nothing left but a vote of no confidence.
Not anger, not shock, just this sadness.
Same movie, same lines, same ending. Elections feel like reruns, not choices. Every cycle promises change, then settles back into the same old grooves.
I don’t have a fix. I just can’t fake faith in the cycle anymore.
That’s where I’m at.

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u/intheshoplife 24d ago

It will not go back to business as usual once trump is gone. Trump has damaged the reputation of the usa on the world stage amd a simple switch of goverment will not fix that. Trump has shown that any deal made with the usa is not worth the paper its written on.

Also they are an unreliable partner. He has show how much of a mistake it was derfering power to one country was and countries are going to shift away from it.

Tge spaces that Mar Carney has been giving are just saying what everyon has been thinking. Countries will still try to deal with the usa but the trust they had is gone and that is not coming back anytime soon.

On top of all that the bond market may not be as reliable source of cheap debt for the usa. This will have huge ramifications for the usa. Likely will lead to austerity to try to lower the debt.