Trump's psychiatric diagnoses

[Person Man]

This is gross.

Unless you're a medical professional, please don't armchair diagnose. If you are, I'm pretty sure you were taught not to diagnose mental illness of celebrities without meeting them, as all medical folks I know personally have told me they were taught.

This. Goldwater rule.

"I'm not a doctor."
- Senator Harry Reid or Senator Tim Johnson's brain bleed.

[Person Man]

Goldwater Rule. Also what does it say about the Democratic Party that they lost to a mentally ill man because 52% of the country didn't like the candidate they ran? Or the fact the supposedly mentally ill man's party won anyway.

Meanwhile 54% of the country, in fact even more if you count the people who didn't or can't vote, rejected your candidate. He couldn't even get a plurality and just barely won the states that put him over the top.

You must have missed The Doctor's two plus year tirade against Trump stronger than anyone bar runeghost and proudmoderate. He was part of the 54 percent, but by God he is seeing the light. Thank Kavanaugh!

Unironically, this. Nothing like liberals taking aim at a conservative Republican like Kavanaugh who had little to do with Trump to realize that all conservatives are the intended political target of the ideological Left.

Trump isn't perfect but at least I'm not siding with the people I am a target of.

Occam's razor suggests that he has always agreed more with Trump than anyone else in office right now on the other side of aisle.

[Person Man]

I diagnose him with a rather severe case of "Greatest President of all Time" and a textbook case of "Genuinely Good Human Being." 

Cult of Personality demonstrated.

Obama always knew that there was greater (Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and either Roosevelt) and could best be on par with the likes of Truman, Eisenhower, and perhaps Reagan.

Trump is simply awful, the Nero, Caligula, or Commodus of American Presidents.

He's definitely the richest president of all time. Maybe we are that obsessed with money and "scoring" that nothing else really matters.