A group of Republican state senators in Minnesota has introduced a bill seeking to classify 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' as a recognized mental illness.
The term, often used by Trump supporters to describe critics who strongly oppose the former president, would be added to the state's official list of mental disorders. The proposal has sparked controversy, with opponents arguing it is a political move rather than a legitimate medical classification. Supporters claim it addresses an inability to separate policy disagreements from emotional reactions to Trump.
The bill is unlikely to gain traction in the Democrat-controlled state legislature.
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It’s about time someone calls out the irrational hysteria the left has over Trump. These people lose their minds over everything he says or does, and it’s clear they can’t think rationally when it comes to him. Of course, the Democrats will block this because they don’t want to admit their obsessive hatred is anything but normal.
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Minnesota Senators Introduce Bill Seeking To Add ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ to List of Official Mental Illnesses
The would-be addition to the diagnostic code includes the 'inability to distinguish between legitimate policy differences and signs of psychic
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