Pardon me, but as a Brit from the Lake District in Windermere, I can’t help but take notice of the problems swallowing America. I’ve spoken candidly with dozens of American tourists, but not one could provide any helpful insight. I am simply wondering how any American, having lived through the past few years, can objectively assess the current state of affairs in America and not arrive at the conclusion that this is a country in decline. Many Americans touted the Biden-Harris ticket as the path to the promise land, but, from where I’m sitting, I haven’t witnessed or heard of any progress in the way of living standards, quality of life, criminal activity, consumer confidence, et cetera. From all accounts, it appears as though Americans are struggling, cities are rife with thievery and rising crime, and the overall standard of living is heading sharply lower. Even despite this, Americans are spending their time and energy on gender pronouns. From a purely objective point of view, I don’t see any evidence of true progress under the current administration. I have no partisan affiliations in America, but I can’t help but take notice of what’s happening on the other side of the pond: that a lot of Americans have been duped into accepting a decrepit old man as their president; that they shouted down their opponents while holding up their candidate as their savior; and that, from all appearances, life in America has only gotten worse. Now, it stands to reason that (1) the activists overestimate the presidency, and thus placed too much blame on the previous administration; or (2) their savior has failed them. These are my thoughts, and I submit them most respectfully. Cheers!