While I'm here, just feel motivated to say it occurred to me recently that the fallout of Trump pulling out, breaking agreements and shutting his eyes to various atrocities is proving just exactly how influential the US has been in foreign policy. Not always for the best, but in general it has been a tremendous force keeping certain things from flying apart, just by being there sometimes; just through a carefully worded diplomatic statement. In fact that's usually better than actually going in with heavy guns, something the US doesn't always make a great success of. Just knowing they're there, watching, with a red button they will probably never use, and a lot of dollars to splash in strategic ways, has kept a lot of unpleasantness damped down. The majority of, dare I say, civilized countries back their system up because it is seen as in everyone's interests, even those places that resent it because they'd much rather be lootin' and pillagin' next door but don't quite dare. Now they can dare.
Since the US has officially stopped caring what goes on beyond its borders there is likely to be tremendous upheaval until the next Great Power takes its place. Make America what again? It was great. Look at the size of the vacuum it's leaving.
On a much less apocalyptic note, how amusing that the Trump supporters expected a free ride. Thought that was against everything America stands for? Socialist stuff, right? I'm fairly sure the First Amendment never said someone else had to pay for it.