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A few days ago, I put one of my college-age children on a plane to Berlin, on the way to a month-long theater intensive. It was a wistful and exciting moment, a rite of passage for many privileged middle-class parents around this time of year. It felt like the kind of experience that\u2019s supposed to remind you, amid the relentless passage of time and the chaotic info-jumble of contemporary life, to try to be fully present wherever you are. (I wouldn\u2019t say that\u2019s my very best skill.)<\/p>\n

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I mention the obvious class privilege behind that moment not to cover myself in sackcloth and ashes, but on the way to a different observation. During our slow drive through heavy traffic to JFK, we talked about the ironies of international travel at this dire historical moment, when the U.S. has come visibly unstuck and the world\u2019s long-running romance with America is well and truly over. I\u2019ll be joining both my kids in Europe later this summer, and we half-jokingly suggested, while breathing the foul air of a clogged subterranean highway in Queens that seemed to embody entirely too many metaphors, that maybe we wouldn\u2019t be coming back.<\/p>\n

That kind of anguished, not-funny witticism is another commonplace of the American educated classes: OMG, what has happened to this country? I\u2019m moving to Canada or Iceland or the south of France; I need to find my grandmother\u2019s birth certificate and apply for dual citizenship.<\/i> Most people don\u2019t follow through on these threats or fantasies, which could uncharitably be described as feeble protests or efforts to evade responsibility for the current state of America: Don\u2019t blame us, we voted for Kamala! #NotAllYanks! Et cetera. I am old enough, unfortunately, to remember the cringeworthy \u201cSorry Everybody\u201d videos after John Kerry lost to George W. Bush in 2004.<\/p>\n

If being an American of approximately liberal inclinations in the 21st century seems to require constant public apologies, some disgruntled Yanks actually are exploring their escape options. Applications for foreign citizenship have reportedly exploded over the past couple of years, for reasons I hardly need to explain. Nearly 20,000 Americans applied for Irish citizenship in 2025, while about 9,000 applied for British citizenship, a considerably more difficult and expensive process. Both were record highs. (No judgment here: I\u2019ve held Irish citizenship most of my life, and my kids now have second passports as well.)<\/p>\n

Italy\u2019s right-wing government recently introduced new restrictions to its previously generous citizenship laws, potentially slamming the door on millions of Americans with relatively distant Italian ancestry. Canada, on the other hand, has done exactly the opposite: If you have a direct ancestor born across the northern border, no matter how far back, you probably qualify. In January of this year alone, nearly 2,500 Americans reportedly filed applications for Canadian citizenship; by some estimates, one in four residents of the New England states may be eligible, along with millions more across the U.S.<\/p>\n

David Lesperance, an immigration adviser based in Poland, told Al Jazeera last year that his Trump-era American clients seeking an exit strategy often include LGBTQ folks, left-leaning political donors and \u201cpeople concerned by what they perceive as authoritarian trends\u201d in the U.S. \u201cI\u2019ve never been busier,\u201d he said. In the same article, London School of Economics sociologist Kristin Surak described such people as \u201cArmageddon Americans,\u201d a term that requires no explanation.<\/p>\n

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Millions of people around the world wanted blue jeans and McDonald\u2019s and road movies and Manhattan skyscrapers and California beaches, or at least they thought they did. Little by little they found out that some of those things weren\u2019t worth having and all of them came with asterisks.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

It isn\u2019t news to anybody reading this that America\u2019s massive internal fracture, which shows no signs of healing in any of our lifetimes, is leading an increasing number of people with adequate resources and flexible lives to ponder their options. At least three former colleagues of mine have uprooted their families, changed jobs and moved overseas within the last few years. More to the point, I don\u2019t know anyone who hasn\u2019t thought about it.<\/p>\n

But what\u2019s really happening, I suspect, is much bigger than a minor demographic shift among a handful of educated libs. It\u2019s more that the deeply ingrained toxin of American narcissism \u2014 the conviction, long shared across nearly the full range of political opinion, that this is an exceptional or \u201cindispensable\u201d nation, endowed by God or history or Thomas Jefferson with a unique destiny \u2014 has begun to fade.<\/p>\n

That creed is certainly still part of the ideological atmosphere in this country, but multiple generations of Americans since the 1960s have grown up surrounded by contrary evidence. Despite the defensive proclamations of country music stars and the willful na\u00efvet\u00e9 of mainstream Democrats, I have a hard time believing that anyone under 60 really, truly believes that anymore. (Or at least believes it for non-terrifying reasons.) The entire premise of the MAGA movement, after all, is that America used to be awesome, and that some version of a primitive fascist dictatorship can bring that back.<\/p>\n

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Only a small minority of Americans are likely to acquire \u201cArmageddon\u201d passports and bail out, but more and more of us have gotten the memo: The world\u2019s just not that into us. Yeah, there were quite a few decades when millions of people all over the planet were way too invested in the American dream, if mostly at a distance. They wanted blue jeans and McDonald\u2019s and road movies and Manhattan skyscrapers and California beaches, or at least they thought they did. Little by little they found out that some of those things weren\u2019t worth having and all of them came with asterisks.<\/p>\n

One of my Irish cousins, a middle-class professional who has visited the U.S. many times, texted me after Trump took office last year to say that for the first time she found America and Americans actively frightening. (\u201cPardon my generalization,\u201d she added.) I didn\u2019t have much to say in response. More recently, she forwarded me a report from the Irish Times about Irish students deciding not to apply for the J1 visa this year, which allows them to work summer jobs in the U.S. (My cousin did that herself, some years ago.) \u201cTrump has probably done me a favor by making me rethink the idea of going to the U.S.,\u201d one 19-year-old told the paper, \u201cbecause Europe is so much better in every way.\u201d<\/p>\n

Anecdotes are not data, of course, but we\u2019ve got plenty of that too. Tourist visits to the U.S. were originally projected to rise from 72 million to 77 million in 2025, but instead fell to 68 million, with dramatic declines in the number of visitors from Canada, France and Germany. On a global scale, meanwhile, it was a record-breaking year for international travel. Even with the FIFA World Cup largely taking place in the U.S. this June and July, the summer travel season looks even worse: After modest gains in February and March, visitor numbers in April were down 14 percent compared to last year. As one travel publication diplomatically put it, there\u2019s no single reason for the decline, but it \u201cappears to be a mix of politics, perception, policy confusion, higher costs and global instability.\u201d<\/p>\n

Many readers of Salon may feel an understandable desire to reduce all those factors to one five-letter proper noun that starts with T and rhymes with \u201clump.\u201d That\u2019s not entirely wrong, but it\u2019s also not remotely adequate: What we\u2019re living through right now is the long-term decline in world opinion about the United States, reaching back at least as far as the George W. Bush years and arguably all the way to the Vietnam War, hitting a kind of critical mass. Donald Trump has magnified, focused and channeled all that nasty American mojo in his own inimitable fashion, but I would argue he didn\u2019t cause any of it.<\/p>\n

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What we\u2019re living through right now is the long-term decline in world opinion about the United States, reaching back at least as far as the George W. Bush years and arguably all the way to the Vietnam War, hitting a kind of critical mass.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Polling data on how people around the world view America inevitably makes for dry reading, but still exposes startling differences between how Americans see themselves and external perceptions. Almost half the U.S. citizens surveyed for a Politico poll in February agreed that \u201cthe U.S. protects democracy,\u201d while only 18 percent of respondents in Germany, 21 percent in France and 25 percent in Canada agreed. A semblance of shameful reality began to creep in with a question about whether \u201cthe U.S. is mostly a force for stability in the world\u201d: Just 36 percent of Americans agreed, while the number was below 20 percent in Canada, France, Germany and the U.K. But 57 percent of Americans still agreed that \u201cthe U.S. can be depended on in a crisis,\u201d which seems like a psychotic delusion fueled by Hollywood action movies. Fewer than half that proportion agreed in Canada, France or Germany.<\/p>\n

If you want it darker, to quote the late Canadian shaman Leonard Cohen, consider this year\u2019s Democracy Perception Index, a massive survey of 94,000 people in 98 different countries conducted by the Alliance of Democracies Foundation, a Danish think tank founded by former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. It was released in early May and largely ignored by U.S. media, possibly because it found that \u201cnet perception\u201d of the U.S. around the world has fallen by an astonishing 38 percentage points in the last two years, from a plus-22 rating to minus-16. According to all those people surveyed, the self-described Land of the Free was ranked as the third-greatest threat to world peace, after Russia and Israel. And I mean, what\u2019s the counterargument?<\/p>\n

That precipitous collapse in global perception is, without question, an aspect of the Trump effect. But if we understand anything at all about the last traumatic decade or so, it should be that the rise of Trump \u2014 not once but twice \u2014 is itself a symptom of the catastrophic decline of America over the last five or six decades, both as a coherent, functional democracy and as an intermittently constructive force in the world. (Assuming, for the moment, that it ever was either of those things.) Whether that trajectory can be altered this late in the day, and whether Americans are ready to stop lying to themselves about how the rest of humanity sees our country, is hard to say.<\/p>\n

I always spend the Fourth of July with my kids. When they were younger, we did fireworks, BBQ, a summer night alive with fireflies and bullfrogs, all that stuff. Not this year: We\u2019re going to an Oscar Wilde play in Dublin, no doubt followed by a couple of pints in the pub. It\u2019s just a momentary escape. We\u2019re still a bunch of Yanks, despite the passports. I\u2019m pretty sure we\u2019ll be coming back, but not that night.<\/p>\n

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