Minnesota senators propose to define the ‘Trump Disorder Syndrome’ as a mental illness

A group of Republican legislators from Minnesota Plan propose legislation that requires the State to include the “Trump Disorder Syndrome” under its definition of mental illness.

Five legislators of the Republican Party will introduce the bill in the State Senate on Monday and refer it to the Human Health and Services Committee, according to Fox 9. The bill aims to specifically add the “Trump Disorder Syndrome” to the definition of state mental illness.

The “Trump Disorders Syndrome” is defined as “acute paranoia appearance in normal persons that will otherwise be in reaction to the policies and presidencies of President Donald J. Trump”, according to the bill.

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A group of Republican senators from Minnesota plan to propose a bill to define the “Trump Disorder Syndrome” as a mental illness. (Carl Court – Pool/Getty Images)

“Symptoms may include Trump -induced general hysteria, which produces an inability to distinguish between legitimate policy differences and signs of psychic pathology in the behavior of President Donald J. Trump,” says the proposal.

With a divided state legislature, the bill is unlikely to be approved.

Mental illness is defined as a disorder or other theme that is included in a list of diagnostic codes. “Trump disorder syndrome” is not recognized as a mental illness anywhere.

It is unlikely that the bill will be approved in a divided legislature. (AP/I CURTABLE)

President Donald Trump And their supporters have used the term “Trump Disorder Syndrome” to criticize political opponents who believe they have a partial obsession against the president and their policies.

While the “disorder syndrome” as a political phrase has become popular in recent years to make fun of Trump’s critics, the term was coined in 2003 by the late political commentator Charles Krauthammer to describe the critics of then President George W. Bush.

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The bill defines the “Trump Disorder Syndrome” as “acute paranoia appearance in normal persons that will otherwise be in reaction to the policies and presidencies of President Donald J. Trump”. (Getty images)

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Minnesota’s proposal presents the same Krauthammer’s writing used to describe the “Bush disorder syndrome”, which was defined as “the acute start of paranoia in normal people otherwise in reaction to policies, the presidency, for example, the existence of George W. Bush.”