I mean the problem in the US is that the establishments are based on the premise that its officials are decent people who are capable of making rational, independent decisions and debating and reaching compromise with their peers. But that simply isn't true any more, and Trump is only the biggest and loudest example of that.
And it's hard to see how things change unless the US electorate wakes up and starts to put more boring MOR candidates into power (or starts voting for third party candidates once in a while) that are actually capable of independent nuanced thought, rather than continuing to follow the current pattern of electing extremist ****ing lunatics.
As John Adams said, “Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”
Honestly, by comparison, UK politics is relatively sane. I mean yes, 2022 was utterly absurd, but at least the system worked sufficiently well to eventually oust the lying hypocrite, and very rapidly oust the incompetent nutjob from power - and put the boring technocrat in #10 to at least establish a modicum of sanity whilst we wait for the next election......
