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More and more mental health professionals

Posted: Feb 22, 2017

are saying that Trump is mentally unfit to be president.

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More and more "mental health professionals" think - pedophilia is normal.

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Really? Please cite sources. - hawtmk

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There are plenty in Psychology Today. - nm

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Bill Clinton was a sex addict with a cigar fetish. Is there a - DSM code for that?

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Fake news propaganda designed for the 10-15% of the population who are insufferably gullible.

Yep fake news, same old same old - Nn

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Blah blah blah. And why when ever anyone brings up Trump, it goes right to Clinton or Obama? Which BTW is MORE FAKE NEWS. Fake news is fake news on both ends, doesn't just work in the favor of Trump, except of course in the alternative fact world it does. Disclaimer: There is no such thing as fake news, it's either you want to accept it or don't. Time to grow up.

Purple haze during Clinton's impeachment trial perhaps? - sm

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Proven facts, dear. Monica's dress should be enshrined in the Clinton Library just to prove what a low-life sex addict looks like.

And proven facts - Nn

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that Trump isn't any better coming right out of his own mouth via video, extremely degrading of women video. But that's ok to you right? Honey, I also know that Clinton has nothing to do with the here and now darling. Trump is the here and now, try to stay in the present , not easy for Trump fans I realize.

Bill Clinton is not in office now - Impeach

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and though he definitely had sex issues there was not the same kind of worry regarding possession of the nuclear codes. Donald Trump scares me (and many others) to death.

But Tom Cruise said psychiatry is not a real science. He is a - big hollywood actor. Shouldn't

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we just take his word for it like the Media does whenever a Hollywood actor speaks.

As if - Nn

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this was EVER in question. The man is a total nutjob. I never thought I would live to see the day something like this was in office. He "governs" watching the news (of course it's all fake news so why is he watching it?), coming up with new conspiracy theories and tweeting the most ridiculous things - you know, important things like - I WON, "fake" anger mobs, you know the rest. What's laughable is the anger isn't just very real, it's justifiable.

It amazes me - Resist

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that his followers cannot see how irrational and unstable the man is. He is the epitome of narcissistic personality disorder.

I can understand - Nn

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it by the many, many conspiracy theories posts just on this site alone. It's astounding. All the "fake news" posts, OMG conspiracy at it's finest. If you read the definition of a malignant narcissist, it's like his picture is right there with the definition. He needs help or 302'd, which ever comes first. I'll settle for impeachment.

A real health professional admits - you're grasping at straws - sm

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that they cannot comment on someone's health (mental or physical) until they have personally reviewed a health evaluation and examined a patient. Even when Obama was in office they had a "mental health professional" that would come on and say that "mental health professionals" should not be commenting on the status of someone without an examination.

Anyone can call themselves a "Mental Health Professional", but you know someone has credibility in their field when they state they cannot comment on someone's health until they have an evaluation.

President Trump's physician(s) are the only ones competent/eligible to comment on his physical or mental health. Not crackpots who hate him, want to see him destroyed. His physicians say not only is he physically able, he is more mentally clear thinking and fit to be President.

For everyone of these so called "mental health physicians" going on the liberal news, radio, and other media, claiming that President Trump is "mentally unfit", there are twice as many who say he is fully mentally stable. In fact he is more mentally stable and balanced than some of the politicians (Clinton, Pelosi, Schumer, McCain, Graham, to name a few). There are plenty of other qualified physicians who are saying that not only is President Trump physically and mentally fit and capable, he is more qualified than other politicians who have held the position.

So while the article was slightly amusing (and that would be barely amusing), it was more annoying.

There is nothing that President Trump has done so far to even label him "mentally unfit" or anything for him to be "impeached" for. Again anyone saying that is only a hater and doesn't really understand politics and the reasons for impeachment. In fact, the people who are saying that are mentally unfit to make that assessment and have just exposed themselves as frauds. It's a shame that they give the profession a bad name.

The loonie-tune lefties are really grasping at straws and one thing it proves is they are not on the side of good. There is an evil force behind some people and the more they come out and claim this or that the more they prove there is evil roaming around in people.

Creating jobs, getting unemployed people back to work, improving our health care system that is broke, getting the budget under control, making our country safe so that no parent has to get a knock on the door at 3:00 am to tell them their child has been brutally raped or killed by a known criminal. And I hope he is able to get the fake news stations under control. He even came out and said he doesn't mind a bad news press about him, but at least have the decency for it to be true.

President Trump is the first president since President Kennedy that is working for the people of the country. Not the 1%ers, bankers, and elite (elite meaning evil). He cares about the people of the country. For those who are to vacuous to understand this they are not patriots or care about the country and the American people. That is why they are losing viewers.

And that's your opinion - sm

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My opinion remains the same. Again there's no such thing as fake news, it's news that you either accept or you don't. Most Trump fans won't accept it because it's not favorable of him. And I'm not making my assumptions from news, all I need to do is listen to him speak, that's it. His "press conference" was incomprehensible and his tweets are absurd. He acts like a bully, cuts those down who don't agree with him and just lies constantly. Right from his mouth, not the news. Again you're entitled to your opinion like everyone else is. And until I see for myself that he's going to do ANYTHING positive for this country, Trump is for Trump, always has been, always will be.

Yes there is such a thing as fake news - sm

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Someone described fake news as "A flood of false headlines". That means that when false headlines are posted that are not true that is "fake news". It doesn't matter whether you want to believe it or not. Here's an example. Living on the east coast I would love to see a sunset here on the coast. But we all know that the sun sets in the west. So for me to come on and say I saw a sunset on the east coast would be "fake news". Doesn't matter how much I want to believe it, it is fake news. The same is happening with President Trump. The loonie liberal media is creating fake news. Fake news means that something is not true. It is a made up story with no backing to corroborate, or someone is paying someone to claim it is true when it is not (like some of the women who claimed that President Trump groped them, when in fact they have witnesses that were there and said nothing happened, and for it to happen would be impossible. Then you find out that they were paid and have ties to the Clintons. That's fake news.

Someone coming out claiming someone groped them when they didn't is "fake news".

Stating the WH is in disarray when it isn't is "fake news".

Again, if someone wants to post a negative news story about him fine, but enough with the lies and fake news, no matter how much you want to believe its true. Wanting it to be true does not equal that it is true.

So, yes, there is such a thing as fake news. If you don't believe it then call the liberal TV shows and tell them to stop saying there is or is not fake news.

Well you would also - Nn

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have to prove he DIDN'T grope women. How do we know who the "witnesses" were? They could have been paid by Trump, right? I mean the right claims EVERYTHING is paid by the CLintons, so same can be said for Trump. I would lean towards believing them based on the fact HE SAID he gropes women, goes in "hard" to kiss them even when he knows they're married. Out...of...his...own...mouth. All I need. Fake news is whatever you don't want to hear, it happens with EVERYONE, the Clintons and Obamas as well. If you need proof and take the word of the "fake" news on everything anti Clintons/Obamas, then there is no difference with taking the word on everything anti Trump. That's how it works. Besides Trump is his own worst enemy, all he needs to do is open his mouth and there's no faker news than what he's spewing.

Excellent points all! - sm

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The alt-left loonies are showing pathological evidence of being sore losers and they are trying to project their own pathology onto the right, starting at the top with President Trump. It was Joseph Goebbels who said, "Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty."

And see this right here - sm

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"alt-left loonies" - that's a Trump mannerism. Calling names, it's what he does. It's immature. I could call the rights so many things, but I choose not to because...why? The sore loser thing is beyond old. This country lost and not because of the majority vote, he didn't get that. We can thank the electoral college for that. I could also call Trump a lot of names too, but one name I will never call him is President.

And see this right here right now! - sm

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Ha! I have a few more words to describe the alt-left, but I cannot say them here. They are true words and describe their vitriol.

By the way, alt-left was made up in response to the right being called alt-right by your pals.

Oh brother - sm

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Lol, Ok. Sounds good. Have fun.

Alt-left and alt-right were used long long before President Trump - The country won - sm

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became president or ran for president. It was used when Clinton was present, Bush was president, etc. Obama used it as much as President Trump used it.

The different this time is the country has finally won and the liberals are upset. I understand why the liberal media is so upset, but they should really go to a country where communism is favored. No matter how much they want it, they will not get it.

I thank God every day that His love for us has shown through. The liberals are showing us each day when they come out screaming and crying on TV they are anything but good.

The electoral college was great when the republican candidate had the more popular vote in past elections, but now all of a sudden because they chose a republican president - which I again thank God they do their jobs right, the liberal is whining about the electoral college. Hellary was a great one to talk about how we should go by the electoral college when Obama was ahead of her by the popular vote. Now she wants it changed when it doesn't go her way.

There is a purpose for electoral college and that is the way it should be. Otherwise only certain cities get to choose the president and not everyone's vote would count. I find that ironic since the liberals are always pushing that everyone's vote counts. What they are actually now saying is only our vote counts and "blank" the rest of you.

I bet they understand politics - more than Trump does

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He thinks politics is what he wants to do and doesn't realize he can't do whatever he wants.

You say he doesn't care about the 1%ers. Well he is a 1%er and we know he cares about himself so that statement doesn't make sense.

More and more colleges are pumping out psyc degrees like gumballs too. - nm

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Well, it's not hard to understand why a leader - would want to save his country

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What is hard to understand is why anyone in USA would allow the leadership to accrue 20 trillion in debt while simultaneously de-industrialized the nation, import poverty, place 45 million on govt assistance and be in active war for 15 years.

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