When did US start to fail?

1913

2008

For a very long time: They started showing their cards that they fired the bookkeeper and became enslaved to the business round table, chamber of commerce about 2004...

When they decided to not even bother passing a budget.

This is why I am no longer a registered republican. Add the fake wars and I vote third party.

As seen here

I think a serious long play effort was put in place by the Communist Russian KGB in the 1940's-1980's and it is playing out on automaton.

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evil piece of shite LBJ took office

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I don't think most people fully appreciate how truly horrendous he was. He single-handedly destroyed the black family.

Wilson
Johnson
Obama
Trump- he failed at Covid reaction by letting the crazies take over. He had us on a historical great track prior.
Joe is a disaster

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1913

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First response. Well done sir.

I’d say the us was failing when they allowed slavery. I go to work every day, the government takes 50% up front and then nickel and dimes me after that with sales tax and property tax. I don’t get an ebt card, I don’t get Medicaid, they don’t even work on the roads I pay for

I’m not sure what y’all call it but it sure feels like slavery

November 8, 1960. Kennedy's pushing us into Vietnam (and then Johnson's pouring gasoline all over it like it was a Tibetan monk) led directly to the 26th Amendment (which lowered the voting age to 18).

Without lowering the voting age, Rock the Vote (and then subsequent appeals to youth votes, which eventually caused a snowball for younger ones to become more "politically active" - read as "mindlessly protesting for any liberal cause") never happens.