To be fair, Carter's extremely soft foreign policy led to a massive uptick in hardcore authoritarian rule across American spheres of influence, such as central and south America. In addition, at the start of his presidency the world was still reeling from the fake oil crisis, and he left at the start of a near-decade of stagflation.

Imbeciles are going to look with forlorn reminiscence on the former era. Unless you're a Wumao paid by the hour. People will have their sphere, and be liquidated in other spheres.

Actually Trump is admired in global south. We all love Trump.

In his first Presidency, he hand picked his entire cabinet and stated multiple times they were the best of the best. In fact, to run the SEC, he hired the Goldman Sachs CEO that orchestrated the 2008 financial crisis. Instead of draining the swamp, he filled it up. Within the first 100 days in office, he had managed to amass the largest foreign interest lobby around him than any other president. 8 months later, he was firing all his executive staff, saying they had always been bad at their job. At what point does a boss admit that responsibility starts with the person who hired these supposedly bad staff? Likewise with the tarriffs on Canada and Mexico- it was Trump who had negotiated the previous deals. Now he says America is being ripped off. How can America get ripped off, if Trump was the one who negotiated the deal everyone is using? Why is Kim still in North Korea- Trump said he'd get rid of 'rocket man?'