Joy Behar basically admits Trump Derangement Syndrome is real and clouds liberal judgment

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Whether or not “Trump Derangement Syndrome” is a real thing has been debated since the presidential election, and it will no doubt continue to be discussed as long as President Trump is in office.

Though I would argue it can also apply to the Right and the president’s supporters, in the broadest and most used sense, Trump Derangement Syndrome refers to liberals and “Never Trump” neoconservatives who react or behave very differently under this president than they would if a more conventional Republican or Democrat occupied the White House.

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