Psychiatrists at Yale Just Warned There Is
Something Seriously Wrong with Trump
By
Anti-Media
April
23, 2017 "Information
Clearing House"
- “I’ve worked with murderers and rapists. I can
recognize dangerousness from a mile away. You
don’t have to be an expert on dangerousness or
spend fifty years studying it like I have in
order to know how dangerous this man is.”
Those words came from the mouth of James
Gilligan, psychiatrist and professor at New York
University. The man he is speaking of is the
president of the United States.
Gilligan’s comments were one of many from a
group of psychiatrists who gathered at Yale’s
School of Medicine on Thursday. The message
presented was that Donald Trump is mentally
unfit to be in the White House.
Dr. John Gartner, practicing psychiatrist and
founding member of Duty to Warn, a group of
several dozen mental health professionals who
feel it’s their obligation to inform the public
about the president’s mental state, says the
warning signs have been there from the
beginning.
“Worse than just being a liar or a narcissist,
in addition he is paranoid, delusional and
grandiose thinking, and he proved that to the
country the first day he was president,” Dr.
Gartner said.
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Earlier
in the year, claiming Trump is “psychologically
incapable of competently discharging the duties
of President,” Dr. Gartner started a petition
calling for Trump to be removed from office. So
far, that petition has received nearly 43,000
signatures.
Dr. Bandy Lee, who chaired the conference and is
an assistant clinical professor in Yale’s
department of psychology, thinks Trump’s mental
state is an issue people are beginning to become
concerned about:
“As some prominent psychiatrists have noted,
[Trump’s mental health] is the elephant in the
room. I think the public is really starting to
catch on and widely talk about this now.”
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