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This year the third Saturday in October also brought the No Kings Day parades of paid protesters across the nation as Democrats tried to jumpstart an overthrow of President Donald John Trump.
Larry Elder has a great article out entitled “The Cure for Trump Derangement Syndrome? Success!” It got me wondering: What is the recovery rate for TDS?
Cultural idioms are entertaining. One of my favorites described a person who was not mentally quite right as, “you have to overlook that fella because his butter has slid off his biscuit.”
Don Surber is back again, hoisting the poor excuse for American Media on their own petards, and doing so with his own special, rapier wit.
Those who worry about the tariffs and Wall Street’s reaction should remember the song Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera). You know its chorus.
Sunday marked the 9th anniversary of Donald Trump entering the presidential race. Upon his entry, his critics licked their chops and rubbed their hands together. They thought they would have fun and make a lot of money destroying him.
In the end, the irony of “Trump Devotion Syndrome” is a lesson in the dangers of unchecked allegiance. It underscores the need for critical thinking and the ability to question one’s own beliefs.
The Democrat Underground star chamber convened Monday afternoon.Its verdict — Andrea Mitchell must be canceled.
Our epidemic of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) does not appear to be abating, and big pharma hasn’t developed an mRNA vaccine for it yet.
TDS has not stopped, and is even worse after two years of Biden. In 2016, a close friend and I were discussing the upcoming presidential election. She was dismayed I was pulling the lever for Trump. I explained I was not voting for Trump, but against Mrs. Bill Clinton. Countless times I explained if the GOP …
Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) & Bush Derangement Syndrome (BDS) are are more virulent strains of the political hatred the Dems had for Ronald Reagan.
