America’s Credit Downgrade

AMERICA FACES ANOTHER DOWNGRADE — AND ONLY THE NSAP IS WILLING TO SAY WHY

The United States is on the brink of another humiliating credit downgrade. The regime in Washington will pretend it’s “unexpected,” but every American who can do basic math already sees the truth: the country is drowning in debt, bleeding trust, and led by politicians who can’t even balance their own schedules, let alone a national budget.

This crisis is not an accident. It is the direct result of decades of fiscal cowardice, political dysfunction, and a ruling class that treats the Treasury like an infinite ATM.

The NSAP is the only movement willing to break the silence.

WASHINGTON HAS BEEN WARNED BEFORE — AND LEARNED NOTHING

America once held an unquestioned AAA credit rating. That era is gone.

Each downgrade over the last decade carried the same warning:
“Your government is too divided, too irresponsible, and too addicted to debt to be trusted.”

• 2011: Washington couldn’t create a long-term plan to reduce debt.
• 2023: Internal political warfare replaced governance.
• 2023: Exploding deficits and constant debt-ceiling crises exposed the country’s instability.

The political class shrugged, blamed each other, and kept spending.

DOWNGRADES MATTER BECAUSE THEY HIT WORKING FAMILIES FIRST

A weaker credit rating means:

• higher mortgage rates
• higher car loan rates
• higher credit card rates
• higher business borrowing costs
• volatile markets
• weaker U.S. influence abroad

When the country becomes a bad borrower, every citizen becomes a bad borrower by extension.

THE EXPLODING COST OF FAILURE

The federal government now spends nearly $1 trillion a year on interest alone.

• 2020: $345B
• 2021: $352B
• 2022: $476B
• 2023: $659B
• 2024: $881B
• 2025: $970B projected

Almost 20% of all federal revenue is burned on interest payments — not reducing the debt, not improving infrastructure, not helping families, not strengthening the nation.

The national debt is $38.4 trillion, soon to pass $40 trillion.
Every cent will be taken from future Americans by force through taxation.

This is generational theft on a scale never seen before.

WHY ANOTHER DOWNGRADE IS GUARANTEED

The NSAP is blunt: the system cannot fix itself.

A downgrade is inevitable because:

• deficits rise every year
• interest costs are skyrocketing
• Congress is paralyzed by its own dysfunction
• Social Security will be insolvent in 8 years
• debt growth outpaces economic growth

These are not signs of a healthy nation. They are the symptoms of collapse.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE NEXT DOWNGRADE HITS

Another downgrade will trigger a chain reaction:

• mortgages and car loans jump
• business lending slows
• markets shake violently
• foreign buyers retreat from U.S. debt
• Treasury auctions fail
• the Federal Reserve prints more money to plug the holes

And with every round of emergency money-printing:

• inflation rises
• purchasing power falls
• inequality widens
• the dollar weakens
• trust vanishes

This is how empires die — not in one moment, but through a long decay of incompetence and denial.

THE THREE PATHS — AND WHY WASHINGTON WILL CHOOSE THE WORST ONE

The nation has only three options:

1. Cut Spending

Necessary.
Responsible.
Politically impossible for the current government.

No party will accept the pain required to save the country.

2. Raise Taxes

Unpopular.
Economically damaging.
And even confiscating all the wealth of the top 100 billionaires would barely dent the $38+ trillion debt.

3. Print More Money

The easiest.
The laziest.
The most destructive.

And therefore the path Washington will choose.

Money-printing will hollow out the middle class, crush the working poor, and force America into a cycle of inflation that no election can stop.

THE NSAP POSITION: RESTORE ORDER, END THE FARCE

The NSAP stands alone in demanding the only real solution:
Disciplined governance, economic reconstruction, and an end to the parasitic financial order.

We stand for:

• balancing the budget
• protecting future generations from inherited debt
• rebuilding national industry
• ending dependency on foreign buyers of U.S. debt
• rejecting endless money-printing
• creating a sovereign, life-affirming economy rooted in production, not speculation

The current system cannot survive its own contradictions.
A downgrade is not the cause — it is the warning shot.

And America will continue to fall until the people demand a new political order capable of saving it.