> These people at S&P, Moody, Fitch they are essentially faceless individuals who look at spreadsheets and numbers, he won't be able to pressure them into compl

> These people at S&P, Moody, Fitch they are essentially faceless individuals who look at spreadsheets and numbers, he won't be able to pressure them into compliance like he does with people on twitter. In some regards this is good, but my gut says this will generally benefit the companies that know how to play the game and manipulate / move just the right numbers to limit costs, but still end up on these lists.