US Voters Concerned About Credit Downgrade's Impact on Economy

American voters express dissatisfaction and lack of surprise over the recent credit downgrade of the US economy by ratings agency Fitch. Voters criticize the erosion of governance, rising deficits, and loose monetary policy, which they believe have contributed to the nation's heavy debt burden. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen defended the Biden administration's economic policies, stating that credit conditions have improved. However, voters express concerns about inflation and the overall downward spiral of the economy, which could influence their candidate choices in the 2024 elections.