The behaviour of current US administration and its supporters reminds me of that old Millwall FC chant: "No one likes us, we don't care."
But with India and China now cosying up, Canada's response to Trump's threats, and many other countries turning away from the US and finding alternative markets, they have aided the one thing they really didn't want: The ascendance of China, where Trump is viewed as a good thing for them..
The US doesn't have all the resources it needs, that's why it is after Ukraine's and also Greenland. Even if it re-tools and modernises it's manufacturing bases, which could take years, it will find it difficult to re-enter lost markets.
On top of that, it's use of the USD as a weapon of control has caused both the birth of BRICS and the BRICS alternative payment system, and therefore it's likely loss as the international currency.
NATO is still there, but Trump's own words show he doesn't think much of its usefulness, and Vance and Hegseth's opinions of their allies are now public.
They may still have said allies for now, but the way they are going, not for much longer. The silly little UK might try and stand on the fence, torn between the US and Europe, but IMHO will eventually pick Europe due to Trump's favouring of Russia.
No one likes a bully. Let's see what happens on 02/04.