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The Benghazi syndrome
The American Psychiatric Association’s latest handbook, “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5),” is about to be published. It is the handbook of mental health, and if you’re not in it, you are among the fortunate few. Even though the hour is late, I beseech the DSM’s publishers to consider one additional entry, the seriousness of which will be apparent to anyone who watches Fox News: Benghazi Syndrome.
Benghazi Syndrome is a grave malady of the noggin, the symptoms of which are a compulsion to grossly exaggerate matters and to compare almost anything to Watergate (see Watergate Syndrome, DSM-IV). Patient Zero in this regard is Sen. Lindsey Graham, a usually affable Republican from South Carolina who has suggested that the Benghazi, Libya, episode warrants an investigation by a special congressional committee, just like Iran-Contra and — drum roll, please — Watergate.
Benghazi Syndrome For GOP there is no cure
The American Psychiatric Association’s latest handbook, “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5),” is about to be published. It is the handbook of mental health, and if you’re not in it, you are among the fortunate few. Even though the hour is late, I beseech the DSM’s publishers to consider one additional entry, the seriousness of which will be apparent to anyone who watches Fox News: Benghazi Syndrome.
Benghazi Syndrome is a grave malady of the noggin, the symptoms of which are a compulsion to grossly exaggerate matters and to compare almost anything to Watergate (see Watergate Syndrome, DSM-IV). Patient Zero in this regard is Sen. Lindsey Graham, a usually affable Republican from South Carolina who has suggested that the Benghazi, Libya, episode warrants an investigation by a special congressional committee, just like Iran-Contra and — drum roll, please — Watergate.
Benghazi Syndrome For GOP there is no cure