Has the "American experiment" truly failed?
Since donald trump retook power, he has lived up to what he said about ruling as a dictator from Day One.
He has ruled by decree (executive order).
He has unilaterally committed aggression against two countries (Venezuela and Iran) and has another in his sights (Cuba).
He has ignored court orders.
He is building a throne room on the White House and plans to build an arch to his "greatness" that looks very much like the one Albert Speer designed for Berlin as the capital of Grossdeutschland (Greater Germany).
He rules a 99% compliant party, and those who do have the temerity to stand against him are exiled (Liz Cheney, Thomas Massie).
Merrick Garland let him walk, out of fear, incompetence, complicity or a mix of all three.
SCOTUS ruled him above the law, which has never been done for a president before.
He is openly talking of defying the 22nd Amendment and trying to run again.
The Democrats have been reduced to "controlled opposition" (and save it with "WhAt dO YoU ExPeCt ThEm tO Do tHeYrE iN ThE MiNoRiTy aNd HaVe tO FoLlOw PrOcEdUrE AnD nOrMs?") who can only call for "hearings" and "investigations" and write "strongly worded letters."
Now the IRS have been forbidden to ever investigate him and his corrupt brood.
We are not going to see the Epstein files until after the old sod kicks off. If then.
I know I'm going to catch it from both sides - on one hand the "lol cry harder" MAGA drones and the "trust the system, just breathe and vote blue, bro" crowd on the other - but I honestly do not care.
Has the American experiment truly ended?