Johns Hopkins' Top Psychotherapist Releases Terrifying Diagnosis Of President Trump
We are so screwed....
We are so screwed....
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Johns Hopkins psychotherapist diagnoses Trump
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Yes you are.We are so screwed....
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How many times did he have Trump on his couch?
never....but he should have jim and tiger on it.....there is a cure for obsessions....
How many times did he have Trump on his couch?
I have been a licensed therapist for many years. To "diagnosis" someone without doing a clinical interview is the exact same equivalent as a M.D. diagnosing a patient without a physical examination.
This individual is an idiot and a political hack. Period.
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How many times did he have Trump on his couch?
"How many times did he have Trump on his couch?"
If it was for Man on Man action then overnight ALL the Leftists would worship President Trump, if The Donald was involved in buttfucking other men they'd worship at his feet.
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Yes you are.We are so screwed....
That's Jim's problem, he hasn't done enough screwing this has lead to his um problems
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how would you know jim?.....you have an obsession disorder about trump,and you seem to already have snapped yourself.....just sayin.....The comrade has given him plenty of tape to review. Many if us have said for some time he has a mental disorder. The pressure of the job may make him snap. I really think it is only a matter of time.
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No kidding for the next 8 years you sure are.....
its not funny jim,you have a serious problem.....go see this guy,he can help.....Dr Vinny Boom Botshow would you know jim?.....you have an obsession disorder about trump,and you seem to already have snapped yourself.....just sayin.....The comrade has given him plenty of tape to review. Many if us have said for some time he has a mental disorder. The pressure of the job may make him snap. I really think it is only a matter of time.
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Are you sure this isn't settled science
I have been a licensed therapist for many years. To "diagnosis" someone without doing a clinical interview is the exact same equivalent as a M.D. diagnosing a patient without a physical examination.
This individual is an idiot and a political hack. Period.
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Watch at 20 seconds where he says something to his wife and when he looks away, she suddenly look like she's about to cry.
Talk about sadist. Watch at 2:44 where he twists his wife's hand.
Talk about sadist. Watch at 2:44 where he twists his wife's hand.
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Watch at 20 seconds where he says something to his wife and when he looks away, she suddenly look like she's about to cry.
Talk about sadist. Watch at 2:44 where he twists his wife's hand.
Its part if the mental illness. He needs continuous adoration. He needs to be told how wonderful he is. He cannot loose, but when he does it is someone else's fault.
Take the loss of the popular vote. He blames it on nonexistent massive voter fraud. When it was pointed out Obama's inauguration crowd was bigger than his, he sent his press surrogate out to lie, which he gladly did. Then he attacked the media outlets.
This type of self grandiosity will only get worse.
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Watch at 20 seconds where he says something to his wife and when he looks away, she suddenly look like she's about to cry.
Talk about sadist. Watch at 2:44 where he twists his wife's hand.
nicely edited.
but the part where he doesn't wait for her before the inauguration?
He started for the door ahead of her, then stepped to the side to allow her to go through first.
Trump arrives at White House, met by Obamas
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As screwed as you were with Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, the former lost the Nuclear Biscuit during the Monica Lewinsky drama and the latter sent his suit to the dry cleaners with the Nuclear Biscuit in his suit jacket pocket
Bill Clinton 'lost vital White House nuclear codes'
For several months during Bill Clinton's administration, a former top military officer says the White House lost the card with a set of numbers for opening the briefcase containing the codes for a nuclear attack.
"Gen Hugh Shelton, who was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the time, said in his new memoir, "Without Hesitation: The Odyssey of an American Warrior" that "the codes were actually missing for months. That's a big deal -- a gargantuan deal."
A similar claim was made by Lt Col Robert Patterson, a former aide, in a book published seven years ago. He was one of the men who carried the briefcase, known as the "football", and he said that the morning after the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke that he made a routine request of the president to present the card so that he could provide an updated version.
"He thought he just placed them upstairs," Lt Col Patterson recalled. "We called upstairs, we started a search around the White House for the codes, and he finally confessed that he in fact misplaced them. He couldn't recall when he had last seen them."
He said the President lost the card holding the codes, which is known as the biscuit, in 1998, but according to Gen Shelton, the card went missing in 2000.
Former president Jimmy Carter was rumoured to have once left the '"biscuit" in a suit that was sent to the dry cleaners."
Bill Clinton 'lost vital White House nuclear codes'
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Now even senior Republicans are questioning the Comrade's mental stability...
Senior Republicans 'openly questioning Donald Trump's emotional stability'
Senior Republicans 'openly questioning Donald Trump's emotional stability'
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Now even senior Republicans are questioning the Comrade's mental stability...
Senior Republicans 'openly questioning Donald Trump's emotional stability'
"Now even senior Republicans are questioning the Comrade's mental stability..."
Um no.
Pretty much total submission now to President Trump and his Agenda from Republicans.
This is from the Leftist NYT not a Right-Wing publication.
Republicans Now Marching With Trump on Ideas They Had Opposed
"PHILADELPHIA — From the time Donald J. Trump became their candidate until he took the oath of office, congressional Republicans treated his policy pronouncements — largely out of step with Republican dogma — as essentially a distraction. He would talk. They would drive the policies.
But now, the question of whether congressional Republicans would change President Trump or Mr. Trump would change them has an early answer. Mr. Trump cheerfully addressed the group here at their policy retreat on Thursday, and they responded with applause to many proposals they have long opposed.
Republican lawmakers appear more than ready to open up the coffers for a $12 billion to $15 billion border wall, perhaps without the commensurate spending cuts that they demanded when it came to disaster aid, money to fight the Zika virus or funds for the tainted water system in Flint, Mich. They also seem to back a swelling of the federal payroll that Mr. Trump has called for in the form of a larger military and 5,000 more border patrol agents.
Speaker Paul D. Ryan, whose own website this week still praised the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, now applauds Mr. Trump for putting the final shovel of dirt over the accord, with the president saying he is interested in bilateral agreements instead.
Many Republicans in Congress say his presidency is off to a substantive start, delivering on campaign promises to quell illegal immigration, reduce regulations, start the rollback of the health care law and reverse the Obama administration’s decisions to halt the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipeline projects.
“I think he’s completely winning the expectation game,” said Representative Peter Roskam of Illinois. “I think he’s a genius at lowering expectations and overperforming,” he said, adding, “It’s really remarkable.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/26/us/politics/trump-republican-retreat.html
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