And yet another anti-Trump ‘resistance’ hero falls

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Cable news’s favorite anti-Trump mental health quack has been fired from Yale University’s psychiatry department, a move that comes after the school allegedly warned her several times about her wild-eyed political rants and penchant for publicly diagnosing individuals she has never met.

Between this, attorney Michael Avenatti’s felony conviction, attorney Daniel Uhlfelder’s disgrace in court, and newsrooms dropping gossip columnist Michael Wolff like a bag of hot garbage, the press has done a bang-up job of foisting embarrassing anti-Trump hacks on the public. It’s only a matter of time before the phony Florida whistleblower, Rebekah Jones, is met with similar disgrace (worse than what she has already called down on her head, that is).

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