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This sounds more pessimistic than I thought you were before. But if Brazil could get back some sort of democracy after Bolsonaro, and Bolivia potentially may recover from whatever coup and betrayal game Arce was up to, why should the U.S. do worse?Liberals being liberals, they don't know and won't ever recognize the '24 election was the last free and fair election the people will ever have. Liberals think the '26 voting will be a normal times free and fair election. Au contraire, liberals are instead going to get what they deserve in the end. Good and hard.
If the U.S. continues on its current path, a number of severe shocks are likely to upset the status quo.
First, there's AI. Even during the current "honeymoon" period, when we're still asking the AI questions rather than the other way around, it isn't helping much with the economy. And the chips come from Taiwan. What happens to the biggest thing in business investment when Taiwan doesn't export its good stuff out of China?