NorthTiger

Give me a list of ways Democrats hate the United States.

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The amount of mental illness it takes to actively spend time going to the National Mall to root for algae in the reflection pool is off the charts.

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The degree of mental it takes to lie about a reflective pool being vandalized when it will be easily proven it wasn’t is obvious. The people who believe his lies aren’t necessarily mentally ill…..just gullible, closest-minded and caught up in a cult of personality.

The best estimates show that over 64% of Medicaid recipients already have full or part time jobs. Most of these jobs don’t come with health benefits.

Some Medicaid recipients are caring for elderly parents, or disabled family members. Unpaid caregiving is work, even if it is not reflected in a paycheck.

The group I know the most about are adults with chronic and severe mental illnesses. At least 10% have a serious or severe mental illness (conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe major depression that substantially impair functioning.

Not all Medicaid recipients are lazy, free loaders.

We’ve all had good bosses and bosses that made us not want to work for that company. One of the best leaders I worked for was skilled at relating to politicians and he was respected and admired by the rank and file, so I know that kind of leader it’s possible.

Bobby Jindal had some of the worst leadership skills I’ve ever seen and the worst I ever thought I’d see. Trump has turned out to be worse than Jindal in these areas: Integrity, decisiveness, communication, decision making, adaptability, ability to set up a positive work environment.

I’d hate to work for a company that had Truck as the head man.

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People who hate Trump: "I can't stand to listen to him!! He makes me sick!!" Also people who hate Trump: "I was listening to everything he says and just guess what he said in this meeting he had!!! Makes me sick!!!"

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This is easy to answer. During his first term I did listen to him talk. It was like watching a person with a mental illness talk.

So, during his second term I won’t listen to his voice. This was reported in every major news source, so instead of listening I will occasionally read what he says. That’s bad enough.

At a press conference yesterday Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and called him “the most beautiful-looking man,” then said “he’s like an angel.”

He then launched into a story about Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Trump recalled their first meeting during the 2016 campaign and told reporters that the two men met in a hotel and “fell in love, deeply in love.”

Nate Bargatze is catching hell for attending the fight last night.

Those who confuse narcissitic traits with a Narcisstic Personslity Disorder the point.

All mental health, like physical health can be seen on a spectrum.

Selfish: almost all of us exhibit this from time to time

Narcisstic traits: as many say, many politicians and business leaders display this

Narcisstic Personslity Disorder - a limited few reach this. These individuals have a trail of failed relationships, business ventures and other ventures.

It’s like the difference in feeling sad/down and having a Major Depression Disorder

There’s so much video. He checks the boxes for virtually every aspect of the disorder (for another topic).

Today on the Meet The Press interview we saw Narcissistic Rage.

Narcissistic rage is the intense anger that can occur when a person with a full-blown Narcissistic Personality Disorder experiences a blow to their self-image, status, control, or sense of superiority.

Trump is triggered when he is

* Being criticized.
* Being corrected.
* Being ignored.
* Not getting special treatment.
* Being told “no.”
* Experiencing failure or embarrassment.
* Having someone challenge their version of events.

The textbook reactions are:

* Explosive yelling or screaming.
* Personal attacks and insults.
* Humiliation or ridicule of the other person.
* Blaming everyone else.
* Refusal to accept responsibility.
* Vindictive behavior or revenge-seeking.
* Suddenly cutting someone off (“You’re dead to me.”)
* Cold, icy withdrawal and silent treatment.

He displayed all but the first one today.

Interestingly, narcissistic rage is not always loud. Today wasn’t.

The most common reactions

* Explosive rage — obvious anger. He was.
* Passive-aggressive rage — sabotage, guilt trips, silent treatment. He displayed name calling and made demeaning comments.
* Cold rage — emotional withdrawal, contempt, calculated punishment. He walked off.

Which shows yet again how pathological he is.