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'''Trump Derangement Syndrome''' ('''TDS''') is a phrase that emerged online during the [[Trump Presidency]].
 
'''Trump Derangement Syndrome''' ('''TDS''') is a phrase that emerged online during the [[Trump Presidency]].
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==Origin of term==
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The origin of the term is traced to political columnist and commentator [[Charles Krauthammer]], a psychiatrist, who originally coined the phrase [[Bush derangement syndrome]] in [[2003]] during the presidency of [[George W. Bush]].
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Perjorative term used to describe irrational psychological "trauma" inflicted from Donald Trump.

Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is a phrase that emerged online during the Trump Presidency.

Origin of term

The origin of the term is traced to political columnist and commentator Charles Krauthammer, a psychiatrist, who originally coined the phrase Bush derangement syndrome in 2003 during the presidency of George W. Bush.


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