Donald Trump will be the Mikhail Gorbachev of the United States.
Both came to power on a wave of popular discontent were a majority of the people are saying that "we cannot continue like this any longer and we need change" in the Soviet Union back then and in the United States now.
Both have brought radical changes but also fail to adress the underlying problems of the countries.
In the case of the USSR it was that the planned economy wasn't working the Soviet bureaucrats were always behind the curve of the markets. This created a situation of mass misallocation of resources and shotages of some items while overproducing others. And the problems has been further exacerbated by the arms race during the Cold War.
In the case of the United States is that the economy is increasingly dependent on the wealth effect created by asset price inflation like real estate, stocks, bonds and cryptos. This is creating mass misallocation of resources were the money used to support these assets are not going to things like infrastructure and industry. The asset bubbles in the economy are eating up the middle class, the infrastructure and industry. It is creating more debt, higher inflation, higher interest rates and lower productivity. The trade wars are also making things worse for the economy.
Donald Trump's calling for lower rates, weaker dollar, lower taxes for the corporations and the rich and more deregulation in the economy will only further exacerbate the problems mentioned above.
They both brought chaos to the bureaucracy.
They both gave way the shop to their opponents for nothing.
DOGE = Perestroika (restructuring)
Using executive orders to open up files on JFK, UFO's, Jeff Epstein etc. = Glasnost (openess)