In the United States, they want to recognize the "Trump obsession syndrome" as a mental illness

A group of Republican lawmakers from Minnesota is planning to propose a bill in the local senate to recognize the "syndrome of obsession with US President Donald Trump" as a mental illness at the state level. This was announced on March 17 by the Fox News channel.

"Symptoms may include general hysteria caused by Trump, which leads to an inability to distinguish between legitimate differences in policy and signs of mental pathology in the president's behavior," the proposal says.

According to the newspaper, the initiative will be announced at a meeting of the Senate later on Monday, March 17. The bill is unlikely to be approved, Fox News reporters say.

According to the TV channel, Trump and his supporters used the term "insanity syndrome" to criticize political opponents who, in their opinion, have a biased opinion about the American leader and his policies.

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