Definitely, but no one is putting up their hand right now. When his time is finally up, whoever takes over is going to have to rebuild 40 years of foreign relations.
In some ways, the US will be treated the same way Germany was after WWII.
In some ways, the US will be treated the same way Germany was after WWII.
US shot itself in both feet with sawed-off 2 barrel shotgun, in times when it needs allies the most. I keep saying it and only half joking - trump is a China asset way more than russian 'krasnov' agent, at this point its way too much self-damage to be accidental.
The same industrial realities that had allowed Germany to alternate from "and also" -> "existential threat" -> "reparations" -> "existential threat" -> "suppressed" -> "Wirtschaftswunder" on such short timescales also applied to all the freedom fighters in the nations of the Empire.
A similar process also means the world is much less dependent on the USA for high-tech production than it used to be; and mass production outside the USA has changed what can be done with high-tech production, with the current US military posture being meant for a small number of powerful weapons, rather than saturation attacks with drones replacing shells on both range and rate of fire and apparently not being hugely more expensive than shells.