The wonder is the media dutifully playing stenographers and “gotcha!” as if that is real journalism. Although they do get frisky if you don’t let them into the White House. They do love to talk about themselves.I know he just says stuff for effect, and yes, he does think his own voters are complete idiots who will buy all this. But I genuinely wonder if he can tell the difference between this and reality. His willingness to talk this way, more and more, is a sign of of a problem. https://t.co/m7KXyhnfqC
— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) September 27, 2026
We could debate the distinction between “literally” and “genuinely,” but the real question is: if he wasn’t psychotic, would it make a difference?As I've been saying for a while now, Trump is literally psychotic at this point. https://t.co/TIAkH9pe39
— George Conway ⚖️πΊπΈ (@gtconway3d) September 28, 2026
Even if we dare not call it “insane” or “psychotic,” can we at least ask why an 80 year old man is doing this? A man who is also POTUS? And by “we,” I mean the public discussion. The one carried out in print and on TV Abby officeholders.It’s much easier to think of Trump as merely insane. When we understand that he actually has severe narcissistic psychosis, it becomes truly terrifying.
— Steven Huffman (@Poeslawisalive) September 27, 2026
Yup. Or, so long as he says it, it’s true. To him; and he’s all that matters. Yes, that is the essential problem. He’s not necessarily changing reality. He’s just insisting that he gets to define reality.π― Trump’s decompensating because of failures on multiple fronts. Not one campaign promise has come to fruition. He can't even renovate successfully, even though building is his supposed expertise.
— AntiNarcopathyPharmD (@narceducator) September 28, 2026
Trump is so grandiose that he believes he can change reality just by saying it. https://t.co/NXDUZ5GmsP
Trump on his low approval rating: "First of all, the polls are fake" pic.twitter.com/a0q2WFPiuv
— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 28, 2026
Well, yeah. And we’re back at the journalistic question: why can’t we state the obvious?I have never underestimated Trump’s lying, or his ability to spew bullshit. But he has in fact lost substantial control of his mind. And his ability to distinguish truth from lies—which was never really strong or important to him—is, at this point, de minimis. https://t.co/6fm2JLRKHr
— George Conway ⚖️πΊπΈ (@gtconway3d) September 28, 2026
π€·♂️We absolutely, positively want a delusional, psychotic and psycopathic president talking about taking cities out with nuclear weapons.
— George Conway ⚖️πΊπΈ (@gtconway3d) September 28, 2026
It’s all good, right? Nothing to see here, media? https://t.co/9CdG0drcox
Getting harder and harder to argue with that.Our tax dollars are being spent to indulge the fantasies and to soothe the fragile ego of a narcissistic sociopath who is falling deeper and deeper into psychosis. https://t.co/ToTkBu4wiz
— George Conway ⚖️πΊπΈ (@gtconway3d) September 27, 2026
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