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Do You Have ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’? This post delves into the cultural and psychological phenomenon of TDS, tracing its origins, symptoms, and impact on media, politics, and society. From the fevered reactions to Trump’s tweets to apocalyptic rhetoric and Hollywood tantrums, the article examines how Trump’s presidency disrupted liberal sensibilities and ignited unprecedented outrage, while the rest of America focused on moving forward.

Liberal women are in full meltdown mode, struggling to process Trump’s epic defeat of Kamala Harris. Word on the street? Plan B is flying off pharmacy shelves—because obviously, Trump’s return means we’re one step away from living in a Handmaid’s Tale reboot. Grab your bonnets, ladies!

The murmur in Democratic circles is one of apprehension, a collective holding of the breath. It seems some talking heads are worried that after an unrelenting barrage of lawsuits, investigations, and a media circus that barely came up for air, Trump might look to “settle the score.” Or, as the more dramatic might say, “take revenge.” But isn’t that telling? If they’re so worried about payback, perhaps they’re aware that their tactics, well… weren’t exactly fair play.

In the wake of Trump’s victory, Ivy League campuses like Harvard and Yale provided students with “safe spaces,” coloring books, and other soothing activities to cope with distress. What happens when these kids face real-world adversity?