I've been watching a lot of American news and commentary, in addition to historic speeches and interviews by public figures from the civil rights era, &c., and I can't help but feel that this is a great Republic that deserves to be defended and improved with equally great effort. That what has been built - despite all the corruption - is something of value.
I'm reminded of something I saw live at the time purely by chance, but which gripped me with a sense of hope and admiration for the US - the funeral of Senator John McCain.
Obama and Bush gave the eulogies, and the whole thing struck me as a symbol of what American political culture could be sometimes. Political opponents but countrymen nonetheless, both in service to the nation as a whole.
The institutions you've built aren't completely corrupt - not yet - and reform is still possible with enough energy and faith.
I think, and I hope, that unity will prevail and the voices of the people will be heard; that the Trump administration will be seen as an aberration and that the country that has been fought for so much by now will continue to be.
Good luck Americans, we love you.