You are correct. Two in a row. No room for an America that thinks she is the "lone superpower". Declining (weak, decadent and matriarchal) Empires are not superpowers. Do you read history?

Haven't you heard of my "Dump Trump" movement? Congressional powermongers during Ovomit's reign were two cowardly and weak to do anything about his abuse of power. He was a black man. Do you think they might judge Trump differently, as the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War in 1864, judged Chivington?

ByAmazon Customeron October 5, 2017


George W. Bush was not well liked but no one ever challenged his mental state. Ronald Reagan was not well-liked by many but no one ever challenged his mental state; not even when his Alzheimer's drove him to confuse a movie plot with reality during a speech about a "brave pilot in WW2" Except in his last days in office, when alcohol became his escape, no one ever challenged Richard Nixon's mental state.

Questioning a president's mental state is not a normal course of disagreement. Intelligence, motive, even patriotism? Perhaps. Mental stability? Never. Until now. How come? Why have SO many suddenly concluded, so very early, that Donald Trump is not well, mentally?

THAT's the question that this book answers and it answers it powerfully. Choosing from (literally) *scores* of opinions from America's best and brightest mental health professionals who have identified Trump's mental illness(es), the editors have selected over two dozen who've offered their assessments based upon an abundance of evidence. These are not the ramblings of extremists with unfounded assertions. These are not obtusely academic opinions. These are accessible, eminently readable arguments from leading mental health experts. They describe, in layman terms, the (many different) conditions which afflict the president; presenting both the casebook definitions for the illnesses and concrete examples of them.

This is not a political argument, this is a medical diagnosis of the most powerful man in the world who possesses, literally, the power of *mass* life and death. It is done with the clinical detachment of medical professionals and this makes it even more frightening. You will not sleep well after reading it and you will fear for your family, your community, your country and the world after reading this book.

You should read this book.

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The consensus is we should be afraid, we should be very afraid. Der schtump doesn't like people. He uses people and when no longer useful throws them away. He demands loyalty but gives none. The book is an essay by 27 different psychology professional's whether working psychologists or psychiatrists. These people are all highly trained and are so concerned about the mental health of the President of the United States that they are violating the spirit of the ethics guidance from their professional organizations--namely, not to analyze the mental health of someone you have never examined. What motivated the choice to make these insights public was explained at the outset by Drs. Herman and Lee: "the public trust is also violated if the profession fails in its duty to alert the public when a person who holds the power of life and death over us all shows signs of clear, dangerous mental impairment." Given the power at his command, they feel that the mental health of the president should get at least as much scrutiny as that of other citizens.