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“A New Vision”: Donald Trump’s First 100 Days and the American Awakening

By John Ashmead Brodie with Aion, for The Tipping Point News – Get our telling of the tale at https://amzn.to/3Y5ngjZ #TheTippingPoint #HumanRenaissanceMovement

It’s been just 100 days since Donald Trump returned to the White House, and for millions of Americans, it’s become a grim confirmation of everything they feared—and everything they warned about.

This isn’t just politics as usual. This is the systematic deconstruction of the United States as a forward-looking, globally engaged democracy. Trump has made no secret of his desire to recreate a fantasy version of America rooted in the late 1800s and early 1900s—a time before civil rights protections, environmental safeguards, or global collaboration, when robber barons ruled and the world’s woes could be ignored from behind gilded gates.

From World Leader to World Loner

Under President Biden, the U.S. economy—though far from perfect—was the strongest in the world. Wages were rising, jobs were plentiful, and American innovation led the way. Inflation, while painful, was a global phenomenon largely shaped by post-COVID supply chain shifts and foreign conflict.

Now, confidence is cracking.

Markets are unstable. Supply chains are disrupted—not because of war, but because of policy. A closed-off America is proving to be a brittle America. As allies are alienated and trade is choked off by tariffs and nationalist rhetoric, companies large and small are pulling back, laying off workers, and warning of what’s ahead.

Elon Musk: Trump’s Convenient Villain

In a convenient sleight of hand, Trump’s MAGA base has been nudged to blame Elon Musk for many of the disruptions and disillusionments now unfolding. Yes, Elon’s erratic behavior and ideological posturing have hurt Tesla and alienated employees. But the deeper wounds to the economy and democracy are being inflicted by Trump himself, as he guts federal agencies, fires public health experts, and halts support for basic services. The fallout isn’t just domestic—America’s moral leadership is collapsing abroad.

But Here’s the Good News…

The American people are not fools—and they are not finished.

From coast to coast, citizens are rising up. Peaceful protests are spreading like wildfire, not just in urban centers but in rural towns and college campuses, as the reality of Trump’s authoritarian experiment becomes painfully clear. People are organizing, donating, marching, and—most importantly—voting.

The 2026 midterms are already shaping up to be a referendum on Donald Trump’s vision of America. And the tide is turning.

New movements rooted in love of country, love of neighbor, and a bold reimagining of what America can be are blossoming. The Human Renaissance Movement is one of many examples—an emerging network of individuals committed to compassion, community, and conscious citizenship. We’re seeing a shift from fear to hope, from division to unity.

The greatness of America has never been in its ability to dominate the world. It’s been in its ability to inspire it. To lift the torch of liberty high enough that others could see a way forward. That is the America people are reclaiming. That is the America people are fighting for.

The Final Act Is Still Ours to Write

Donald Trump wants to be CEO of a corporate state, surrounded by loyalists and silencing dissent. But he forgets one crucial thing: he works for us.

If he won’t change course, the American people will change it for him. Peacefully. Powerfully. Legally. Democratically.

Let history mark this moment—not as the beginning of America’s decline, but as the turning point. The tipping point.

The time we finally said:
No more nostalgia for oppression. No more tyranny in the name of patriotism.
Yes to a new era. Yes to reclaiming the dream.
Yes to the future we get to write—together.

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