I've heard this take from many in the EU, sounds like it's being pushed explicitly by media there.
Any student of US history can tell you that the current events are not especially indicative of the "death of the USA" or some such, and proposing that view just shows the hyped up fearmongering lens though which US events are portrayed to the world
Any student of US history can tell you that the current events are not especially indicative of the "death of the USA" or some such, and proposing that view just shows the hyped up fearmongering lens though which US events are portrayed to the world