Johns Hopkins’ Top Psychologist Releases Terrifying Diagnosis of President Trump

“Donald Trump is dangerously mentally ill and temperamentally incapable of being president,” Gartner said, citing his movements and behavior, pointing out the president’s tendency for grandiosity, sadism, aggressiveness, paranoia, and anti-social behavioral patterns.


I know, I know. Fake news. Unethical doctor. Establishment Intellectuals, Biased liberal, poor looser, cry baby prog, libtard hive-minded toady.

My question today is simple. Just how long will the Republican Congress allow this madness to go on?

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a reply to: TerryMcGuire

If it's "Fake News", why should the Republicans care?

He clearly does not have the temperament to lead a country, and whilst he has a team on twitter who can pull him away before his emotions get him into too much trouble, they won't be there when he is alone with the Chinese.

He'll probably have a meltdown in a few years and somehow manage to gift the Presidency to Putin.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Virtually all presidents that have been examined, are classified as unhealthily both mentally and physically. I could go on to say that there has not been a "normal" president.


....probably, the only president that was close to "normal" was shot in a 1961 Lincoln Continental 4-door convertible....

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

My question today is simple. Just how long will the Republican Congress allow this madness to go on?

8 yrs, then they will beg Trump to stay.

a reply to: joemoe

As you are asking me, my answer is simple. I hold to the belief that there is still a civilized level of sanity in the Republican Party.

Yes, but will he and congress deliver on those jobs so we can afford the new health care laws? A trillion dollars infrastructure would cover a multitude of sins, even crazy ones.

a reply to: SirKonstantin

And while I agree that from what I have read about personality disorders about how psychopaths and sociopaths develop and that it is people with those disorders that have the stamina and drive to rise to those levels of power, this case, Trump rises far above the usual crowd. He more than any of the others serves as a focal point, as a stand alone example of those sicknesses. He has brought it all into focus for us to examine our sad propensity to follow such people into their fantasies.

We all have exhibited small amounts of those traits throughout our life.

Odd there isn't a list of all of his favorable traits he expresses. He must have been short on time.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

How long has this person been treating President Trump?
Or, should I ask....
Has this person even met President Trump?
Or
Even been in the same city when Trump was there?

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: joemoe

As you are asking me, my answer is simple. I hold to the belief that there is still a civilized level of sanity in the Republican Party.

Yes I hope they are sane enough not to believe everything "Fake News" tells them. The man have been in office for a week and did more to fulfill his campaign promises than many Presidents do in their entire term. I get that some people may not agree to those actions (as I do not agree with all his actions), but they have to remember that the people who voted for him do care. If I know that he would work this hard, I would have voted for him because he is "Trump", rather than voting for him as I did, becuase he was not "Hillary".

citing his movements and behavior, pointing out the president’s tendency for grandiosity, sadism, aggressiveness, paranoia, and anti-social behavioral patterns.

This is funny to me.

Any diehard partisan tool is going to see the opposite end of the political spectrum the same.

originally posted by: stosh64
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

My question today is simple. Just how long will the Republican Congress allow this madness to go on?

8 yrs, then they will beg Trump to stay.

That I seriously doubt. The Republican agendas are being set in motion as we speak, while they are blanked by the cover of his bombasticness. Once the ball is sufficiently rolling, which I think will be well short of 8 years, they will find the right excuse to escort him respectfully from office.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Sounds to me like somebody's bs grant is about to be cut in half and he's not happy about it.

Or, maybe he's writing another book. This "therapist" has already written a book about Bill Clinton.

The doctor has made the observations most of us have..however having not examined or interviewed Trump, he cannot call it a true diagnosis..just his personal opinion.

originally posted by: SirKonstantin
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Virtually all presidents that have been examined, are classified as unhealthily both mentally and physically. I could go on to say that there has not been a "normal" president.


....probably, the only president that was close to "normal" was shot in a 1961 Lincoln Continental 4-door convertible....

source? Kennedy was living off a cocktail of stimulants, the guy had addisons disease(low cortisol), pain all over, and STD's.
Robert Kennedy once quipped, “If a mosquito bites my brother, the mosquito dies.”

Anyone who gets to presidential candidate must have a unique set of traits good or bad. Like how being tall makes a better basketball player, having certain atpyical psychological qualities puts people far above the rest.

The article talks to that point. He has not treated Trump nor met him. However he believes that Trump has sufficiently demonstrated over at least the last year, enough examples of his psychological profile that a valid diagnosis is possible without having done so.

originally posted by: vonclod
The doctor has made the observations most of us have..however having not examined or interviewed Trump, he cannot call it a true diagnosis..just his personal opinion.

Someone will no doubt cite that it was the doctor's professional opinion....
The professional opinion of a flawed man that violated the ethics of his own profession.
Physician, heal thyself.

He's a book writer "posing" as a therapist behind a dept. at Johns Hopkins, imo.

There are over 300 mental health diagnosises the mental health industry can diagnose you with ,they can cure NONE of them,for the record Hillary's diagnosis is out there also, its just as bad if not worse.