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The rise – and rise – of Trump Derangement Syndrome

5 May 2018

9:00 AM

5 May 2018

9:00 AM

New York

‘What do we do with these men?’ thundered a New York Times headline. It was followed by a frothing-mouthed, overwrought hissy fit worthy of an Oscar in the overacting category. The men in question are the usual suspects: media people and Hollywood types who have been accused by the weaker sex of sexual harassment.

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