With all the uncertainty with regards to the consequences of the action of today, the specific thing would be the catching up of the inflation crisis part. I think you cannot entirely escape the fact that it's inevitable, we don't have it yet, but it's everywhere. Remember it's not just the US but the whole world is "solving" the problem in that kind of way, printing money out of thin air. I think we cannot blame them entirely but it's the responsibility of the government. These hard times, it's hard to get focused on the infrastructures and school systems. Focusing on one aspect would be good enough right now, the health-care system.

It's not pessimistic, IMO. It's realistic.