This Is The ...

... ongoing process of delegitimization of political system and the end of a social contract in the US. GALLUP reports. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans’ perceptions of government corruption in the U.S. are at their highest level in 20 years, with 89% of U.S. adults saying it is widespread. That figure is up 10 percentage points from last year and well above readings in the 72% to 79% range between 2010 and 2025.

Does this "perception" correspond to reality? Undeniably so. As GALLUP concludes:

Perceptions of government corruption are now higher in the U.S. than at any point in the past two decades and outpace most other countries, including advanced economies. While perceptions of corruption in business are also elevated, government corruption is seen as significantly more widespread. In a country where many are polarized across a wide range of issues, this is one case where bipartisanship reflects shared alarm as much as shared consensus. In fact, it is the near convergence of U.S. partisans on the issue — with Democrats’ concern about government corruption now only marginally higher than Republicans’ — that has lifted the U.S. figure to its record high.

The alarm will not sound in Washington D.C. They are too busy with fleecing and selling the country out. We are not voting ourselves out of it. The reason I highlighted "advanced economies" is because Europeans (euphemism for "advanced economies") are utterly brainwashed and believe government propaganda.