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The Great Leap Backward was an economic and social campaign within the United States starting in 2025, led by the Republican Party. President Donald Trump launched the campaign to transform the country from at the time the most advanced economy into an industrialized sociely. Millions of people lost their livelihood during the Great Leap. It led to the Second Great Depression, one of the largest economic crises. The Great Leap Backward stemmed from multiple factors, including the purge of intellectuals, the surge of less-educated radicals, the need to find new ways to generate domestic capital, excessive tariffing resulting in alienation from the world stage, and weak, spineless Democratic Party politicians kowtowing to the right in the name of “finding middle ground”
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