Recent statistics reveal a significant shift in American sentiment, with 70% of citizens feeling increasingly disenfranchised by the ruling elite. This widespread dissatisfaction spans across various demographics, including geography, race, ethnicity, profession, and income levels. The populace is pushing back against what they perceive as an overreaching aristocracy of experts in federal bureaucracy, academia, media, and entertainment sectors. Over the past three decades, this sentiment has been building, culminating in a notable political upheaval. The statistics show that this rebellion is not a sudden outburst but a culmination of long-standing grievances. The data also indicates that this movement aligns with historical patterns of American populism, where ordinary citizens resist being dominated by a privileged class. This uprising, backed by the numbers, suggests a deep-seated desire for a return to grassroots decision-making, challenging the centralized control of societal direction.
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