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Trump Derangement Syndrome: now shrinks tell the terrible truth

28 May 2019

7:51 PM

28 May 2019

7:51 PM

Donald Trump’s election was a shock to many people. And it was a shock that continued to reverberate long after November 2016, with breathless media reports of mass despondency among the left, bordering on pathological: stress, anxiety, depression, sleeping problems, crying, loss of appetite, overeating, you name it. Take this most recent confession from the “ER” and “The Good Wife” star Juliana Margulies:

The former “ER” star told “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert on Monday night that for a while she would wake up “screaming” from nightmares after Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016…

“I was in a boardroom, there was a long table, and...

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