A stunning new poll reveals what patriots have known all along: the liberal elite's decades-long push to shame Americans into expensive college degrees is finally crumbling as AI makes those fancy diplomas worthless.
For generations, working-class families were told their honest trades weren't good enough. Plumbers, electricians, welders, and mechanics - the backbone of America - were looked down upon by ivory tower snobs who insisted everyone needed a four-year degree to be "successful."
But now reality is hitting hard. While college graduates drown in debt working dead-end office jobs that AI can replace overnight, skilled tradesmen are making six figures and can't be outsourced to a computer program.
The Great Awakening
This shift in American attitudes comes at the perfect time under President Trump's second term, as his administration prioritizes rebuilding American manufacturing and infrastructure. Unlike the Biden regime that pushed woke gender studies degrees, Trump understands that electricians and welders - not sociology majors - built the greatest nation on earth.
"We're seeing parents finally realize that sending their kids into debt for a worthless degree was the real scam all along," said one industry analyst.
The timing couldn't be more perfect. As Trump's mass deportation efforts remove illegal workers who undercut wages, and his America First policies bring manufacturing home, skilled trades are experiencing unprecedented demand.
Meanwhile, corporate America - stuffed with overpaid college graduates producing nothing of value - is discovering that AI can do their jobs better and cheaper. But try getting a robot to fix your plumbing or wire your house.
Patriots Saw This Coming
This isn't just about economics - it's about respect for the Americans who actually make things work. For too long, coastal elites sneered at the very people who keep their lights on and their toilets running.
President Trump, who built skyscrapers before he rebuilt America, has always honored blue-collar workers. His policies are creating the conditions where honest work pays better than pushing papers in some corporate wasteland.
The question now: will this awakening lead more young Americans to choose real skills over elite indoctrination? The future of American prosperity depends on it.