I find this to be an interesting comment. As someone who lives in the US, I must ask: why not? No, economic growth is not what it should be, interest rates are low making it difficult to save, and there remain serious problems in the country. But under Democratic administrations, we have pulled out of the recession that happened under the last GOP administration. We have almost universal healthcare, which statistics are showing to have newly insured millions of formerly uninsured people and has not (at least yet, several years in) been the "job killer" the GOP consistently predicted it would be. On the foreign policy front, we have drawn down from the Iraq mess, largely but not entirely shut down Guantanamo, and, oh, by the way, even killed Sadaam Hussein, not to mention a bunch of other al-Qaeda and other terrorist leaders. Gasoline prices are insanely low, despite the dire warnings about how much we need fracking and our continued reliance on oil and what will happen if we don't have those... Our currency is reasonably strong. Obama's popularity in this country is sky-high, which is virtually unheard of for a president who has been in office for almost 8 years, and he would probably be re-elected easily if he was allowed to run for a third term. On the social fronts, gays and lesbians now have full legal protections for marriage like any other couple, marijuana is becoming more and more accepted in the states, and even on the fed level Obama is about to lift the federal ban on marijuana research, and Christianity, amazingly, has not yet been outlawed despite years and years of the "War on Christmas".
Yes, it's a virtual hell-on-earth here in the US... Please, yes, give us Trump to set everything to rights again, like they were in the 1950s.