I don't really want this, but at the same time, I do kinda want to hear the explanation:
What is TDS [Trump Derangement Syndrome]? (See, I know what it stands for, but I have no idea how to apply it.)
As I understand it, the general concept is: they guy says a lot of stuff just to rile people up; he doesn't really mean it; or maybe he says a lot of stuff off the cuff, so don't take it too seriously.
If I've got that right, how are we supposed to tell what to believe and what not to believe? Do we just ask a Trumper? That would be like asking a Biden sychophant to explain why Biden didn't really mean what he said (and that he's not going senile).
So what's the test for TDS?
Because I'm not going to lie to you: telling Congress it should recess so that he doesn't have to get his cabinet appointees confirmed, nominating Gaetz and Kennedy for AG and HHS, respectively, and putting Stephen Miller in the White House (just to name the most outlandish appointments so far) doesn't seem like he's just shooting from the hip with stuff he doesn't really mean. It sort of seems like it's exactly what he was saying he was going to do--that people keep accusing his opponents of suffering from TDS for pointing out.