The inmates are calling for shrinks to discuss Trump

A member of the House Intelligence Committee (which in her case is an oxymoron) is reaching out to mental health people to talk about President Donald Trump and told this to BuzzFeed News. 

Like most Democrats, especially those from California, Rep. Jackie Speier believes if a person feels something, it must be true. So she would like psychologists, psychiatrists, virtually anyone who would feel the same way as she feels about Trump, to validate her feelings and diagnose the commander in chief with a mental illness. 

But not Maxine Waters or Frederica Wilson or Nancy Pelosi.

"It's one thing from my non-professional, non-clinical standpoint to believe that someone does not have the capacity to do the job, it's another thing to talk to experts and those who can deal with mental psychosis [the only kind of psychosis that exists, based on the definition of psychosis] on a daily basis, so I wanted to hear from them," the California Democrat said.

Other paranoid individuals from the Democratic Party have also spoken to mental health professionals on behalf of Trump, refusing to discuss their own mental statuses, and Bandy Lee, a psychiatry professor at Yale was one of those contacted. 

While Lee wouldn't say who asked her to make a wild diagnosis of the president without having actually met Trump and spoken with him; asking him pertinent, probing questions, doing psychodiagnostic testing, for example,  she did reveal that they were all Democrats in both the House and Senate.

Speier had also reached out to John Gartner, a so-called psychologist and founder of Duty to Warn, a network of mental health liberals across the country who are still unable to mentally process the fact that Hillary lost and Donald won. 

Duty to Warn is making a strong push into politics and apparently lack the professionalism to properly diagnose a person. It is unlikely that any of its members have voted Republican in the past and I give it no credence nor clear water revival.

Bandy Lee was initially affiliated with Duty to Warn but has walked away from Gartner and disagrees with mental health "experts" diagnosing Trump and advocating for a political outcome. 

It's nothing short of a conspiracy theory.

There has never been a first-hand account by any mental health professional to indicate President Trump has a psychological disorder. Sure, he is narcissistic, but tell me any president, any person who believes he or she can lead the free world, who isn't.

Duty to Warn is taking all the credibility away from the mental health field.

But I have a few people I'd like the group to check out and tell us all how normal they are: Nancy Pelosi, Maxine Waters and Frederica Wilson--all Democrats.

Pelosi clearly appears to have a problem with her memory--even her long-term memory, which is generally intact throughout our lives.

Waters has a history of distrust after trying to set up a sweet deal for her banker husband. She has also called the Trump administration a "bunch of scumbags." But watch the videos and make up your own mind.

Frederica Wilson is what I call 'the rodeo clown of Capitol Hill.'



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Maxine Waters does a Frederica Wilson

So we heard from a Democratic congresswoman from Florida, Rep. Frederica Wilson and how she attacked John Kelly, a Gold Star father and Marine Corps General, for being a racist simply because he referred to her as an "empty barrel" making the most noise.

Wilson claimed to have looked up 'empty barrel' in the dictionary and said that it was a "racial slur."

She clearly lied about this because it isn't in the dictionary and it isn't a racial slur. For more on this moron Wilson, go here.

Trump was trying to comfort the widow of a soldier killed in Niger, Wilson attacked Trump for being insensitive, and Kelly, Trump's Chief of Staff, defended him.

Now we hear from another empty barrel, Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), who couldn't leave politics out of an event that is not political--the AIDS Walk in Los Angeles. 

That's really insensitive.

She used the venue to call for President Trump's impeachment.

The walk was held to raise awareness of the work being done to fight AIDS but Waters' speech wouldn't have you believe that:

"We face unprecedented challenges today in our struggle against HIV and AIDS and I want you to know those people in Congress on the opposite side of the aisle from me control every branch of our federal government. And we have, unfortunately, an unstable, erratic person in the White House."

"We don't know what this president will do, or say, or tweet from one day to the next. Don't forget, this is not a political event, but I'm heading toward impeachment,"

Yes, it is not a political event but she makes every public speaking engagement a political event. At the funeral for comedian Dick Gregory in September, Waters spoke of impeachment during her eulogy.

Greater hatred for Trump hath no other congresswoman, but obviously, Wilson runs a close second. It goes beyond normal political discourse--it's vile hatred and perhaps it's even racist.

Calls for impeachment of the president are pretty weird in a legal sense. But the call for impeachment during a funeral is sick.

Both Wilson and Waters need serious treatment for their mental states.




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John Kelly responds to rodeo clown Rep. Wilson

White House Chief of Staff John Kelly said he was "stunned" and "brokenhearted" by rodeo clown and congresswoman Frederica Wilson's comments about President Trump's call to a grieving widow of a slain soldier and making the call a public discussion. Wilson, who had no business listening in on the call, turned it into a political spectacle.

Kelly was clearly emotional as he lost his own son, 2nd Lt. Robert Kelly in 2010 fighting in Afghanistan.

The former Marine Corps General in a rare and emotional instance spoke from the White House briefing room podium condemning Wilson for listening to the phone call the president made to the widow and then criticized him for his tone in the media.

"I was stunned when I came to work yesterday morning and brokenhearted at what I saw a member of Congress doing--a member of Congress who listened in on a phone call from the president" to the widow, he told reporters.

"It stuns me that a member of Congress would have listened in on that conversation, absolutely stuns me . . . I thought at least that was sacred," he said in a clearly emotional tone.

He added that he was so shocked by the escalation of events the Florida rodeo clown of a congresswoman created, that he went to Arlington National Cemetery to walk among the fallen.

To use an American warrior's death for a political ploy is not just unconscionable, it's totally disgusting. 

The call President Trump made was to the widow of Army Sgt. La David Johnson. He was one of four Americans killed in an ambush in Niger on October 4th. 

Wilson within hours went to the press in one of her ridiculously stupid-looking undersized cowboy hats to criticize Trump for allegedly saying on the call that "he [Johnson] knew what he signed up for," saying the remark was insensitive. 

Making Johnson's death a political issue is what's insensitive in this case, and it was made by a Democratic Congress Clown who never displayed any political support for the military in the past. She voted against benefits for military widows and widowers and voted against VA funding issues.

Kelly assured the public that Trump's words were not only private, but were also taken out of context, and that Wilson should not have listened to the conversation at all. 

He added that Trump was trying to say something along the lines of what Gen. Joseph Dunford told him when his own son died: That "he was doing exactly what he wanted to do . . . he knew what he was getting into."

Wilson responded to Kelly remarks soon after he spoke. 

"Let me tell you what my mother told me when I was little. She said 'The dog can bark at the moon all night long, but it doesn't become an issue until the moon barks back,'" the clown told reporters.

After President Trump also responded and denied Wilson's words, she later gloated about how she's now famous for getting the President of the United States to react.

How wonderful that Wilson was so happy about the public exposure--I wonder how Mrs. Johnson felt about her big smiling face under the shiny rodeo clown hat.


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Trump says Dem rep 'fabricated' account of his call to soldier's widow

A Democratic rep in a silly cowboy hat claims that President Trump told the wife of a U.S. soldier killed in Niger that "he knew what he signed up for." The president not only denies it, but says that he has 'proof' the congresswoman is lying through her hat.

Trump tweeted that Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) "totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a soldier who had died in action (and I have proof). Sad!"

Army Sgt. La David Johnson was one of four soldiers killed in an ambush last week in northwest Africa.

Wilson told a local news outlet that President Trump said, during a five-minute phone conversation to the soldier's widow, Myeshia Johnson, that her husband "knew what he signed up for . . . but when it happens, it hurts anyway." She said Trump's words were insensitive.

Wilson spoke  to CNN on Wednesday saying she and Johnson family members heard what the president said because the call was put on a speakerphone. "I have proof too," she said.

The White House separately told Local 10 News that the president's conversations "with families of American heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice are private."

Sgt. Johnson was killed during a Green Beret mission in Niger. Muslim militants ambushed them on Oct. 4th with grenades and automatic weapons fire.

Trump was initially criticized for lack of focus on the deadly attacks, but let's face it, he's criticized for the way he combs his hair. The Defense Department has reportedly launched an investigation into the ambush, according to the New York Daily News.

The Democrats will say anything they can get away with against the president and are losing credibility with independent thinkers.

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