The decision by Fitch Ratings on Tuesday to downgrade U.S. debt has irritated Wall Street and Washington, but why is anyone surprised? The downgrade to AA+ from AAA may even be an overly optimistic assessment of the U.S. fiscal outlook, and it ought to be a warning to the political class, which will ignore it.
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