[FrankR]

I've always thought that most of these shrinks get into the business to try to figure themselves out. They're not infallable, i.e. the Ft. Hood terrorist was a shrink.

Anyway, DOC...there is such a thing as "cause and effect"...the "effect" in this case would be concerned citizens of the United States, standing up for their country and Constitution...and the "cause"...well, he lives in the White House.

Now I'm sure as a shrink you could find something wrong with everyone in the world, given enough couches and time, however, the EU-wannabe's out there have already tried to paint the TEA Party participants into their own little definitions, and it ain't working.

Then comes liberal nuts like yourself - wearing the mask of officialdom - to try and convince everyone that everyone who doesn't agree with you, is somehow nuts.

I admire doctors for the time, work, and dedication it takes for them to become doctors...but, underneath the diploma are still flesh and blood humans with their own interests and agendae. There are Conservative doctors - many of whom marched in the last TEA Party gathering in Washington; and there are many liberal/progressive doctors...no doubt you are of THAT bent.

But your long-distance, millions of patients at once "group" theropy if full of holes, and your diagnosis is a little slanted to the left. Doctors obviously attend some classes with journalists to learn to do "spin". Determine and diagnosis first, and then look for the symptoms to match it.

But now, your hour is up.....goodbye.

[Yardstick]

Well said!

1) I doubt this guy is as healthy as he thinks or would like to project, and I’d say on some level he knows it. Writing this piece is actually a kind of self-therapy for him.

2) What arrogance, and how thoroughly typical of a liberal.

3) Hard to take anyone seriously who would wear a shirt like that.

[highlander_UW]

They're not infallable, i.e. the Ft. Hood terrorist was a shrink.

There has been more people killed by psychologists than by Tea Partiers.