“Lawmakers Push to Classify ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ as a Recognized Mental Health Disorder”
The term “Trump Derangement Syndrome” has long been used by Donald Trump as a retort against his critics.
Now, a small group of Republican lawmakers is advocating for the classification of ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ as an official mental health condition.
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“Trump Derangement Syndrome: From Criticism to Potential Classification as a Mental Health Disorder”
The phrase “Trump Derangement Syndrome” has been widely used by Donald Trump and his supporters over the years. Despite its frequent usage, it is not recognized as a legitimate mental health condition anywhere in the world. However, a group of Republicans is pushing for its official classification as a disorder.
The term “derangement syndrome” was first popularized by political commentator Charles Krauthammer in the early 2000s. He used it to describe the intense reactions of those who opposed then-President George W. Bush.
Today, “Trump Derangement Syndrome” refers to those who display extreme or irrational reactions to Donald Trump and his policies. Legally, it’s described as “the acute emergence of paranoia in otherwise normal individuals in response to the policies and presidency of Trump.”
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“Proposal to Recognize ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ as a Mental Health Disorder Gains Traction”
According to a proposal reported by Fox News, “Trump Derangement Syndrome” is described as a condition with symptoms including “Trump-induced general hysteria,” which leads to an inability to differentiate between legitimate policy differences and signs of psychological distress in President Donald J. Trump’s behavior.
The bill, introduced by a group of Republican lawmakers including Eric Lucero, Steve Drazkowski, Nathan Wesenberg, Justin D. Eichorn, and Glenn H. Gruenhagen, aims to have the syndrome formally classified as a mental disorder.
The proposed legislation, known as Bill SF 2589, was scheduled for its first reading by the Health and Human Services Committee on March 17.
As for reactions to the proposal, Rep. Gruenhagen expressed his enthusiasm for the bill, sharing his satisfaction with his role in advancing the legislation.
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“Trump Derangement Syndrome Bill Sparks Strong Reactions Across Party Lines”
Over the weekend, Rep. Glenn H. Gruenhagen took to Facebook to express his pride in co-authoring the bill aimed at recognizing “Trump Derangement Syndrome” as an official mental health disorder. He stated, “I am proud to be one of the co-authors on this bill, which calls attention to the oftentimes outrageous, violent, and unreasonable reactions we’ve seen towards a President who loves America and wants us to be prosperous, strong, safe, and great again.”
However, the proposal has drawn significant criticism from the Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) Party in Minnesota. Spokesperson Darwin Forsyth weighed in, saying, “This is why Minnesota Republicans have lost every statewide election in recent memory – every time they get an opportunity to try to improve Minnesotans’ lives, they instead double down on an agenda that caters to their party’s most extreme right-wing activists.”
The bill also faced sharp opposition from Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy, who labeled it “possibly the worst bill in Minnesota history.”
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“If it is intended to be a joke, then it is a waste of staff time and resources that are provided by taxpayers, and it trivializes important concerns related to mental health.
It is an affront to the right to free speech and an expression of a frightening level of fealty to an authoritarian president, if the authors are even serious about what they are doing.