Georgetown U. Psychology Prof Says Leftist Patients Are Seeking Help to Cope With Trump Victory
The election was months ago. Also, if they think they’re having trouble coping now, I have bad news for them.
Campus Reform reports:
ANALYSIS: Georgetown Professor says leftists are seeking therapy after Trump victoryA Georgetown University psychology professor says she’s seen an uptick in leftist patients seeking therapy because they are experiencing anxiety from how fast the Trump administration is getting things done.Trump 2.0’s rapid-fire agenda is giving the Left a mental concussion.”There is an element of chaos right now. A sense of not knowing what’s coming and not being able to control what’s coming is really hard on the stress response,” Andrea Bonior, a Georgetown University psychology professor who sees patients in the D.C. area, told Axios.America’s colleges and universities have had a steady hand in creating this mental health epidemic of hypersensitivity by coddling students, producing a generation dependent on ‘self-care’ if their worldview is challenged.Welcome to the real world, college grads. It’s not a safe space.Within just a few weeks, President Trump has signed more than 75 executive orders, rooting DEI out of the federal government, declaring biological reality, and deporting hundreds of violent criminal illegal aliens. Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has taken a meat cleaver to federal bureaucracy, cutting back over a billion dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse. Between his meetings with foreign leaders, Trump has imposed tariffs on U.S. trading partners, declassified government documents, restored women’s sports… the list goes on. An intense shift from President Biden’s 8 p.m. bedtime.It’s astounding that leftists are stressed from Trump taking too many actions when the rest of America was stressed the last four years because of Joe Biden’s lack of action.Flashback to election day, Campus Reform reported that Georgetown University was among the list of elite universities offering ‘self-care initiatives’ to students anxious over the prospect of the Trump adminstration returning to the Oval Office.Georgetown students enjoyed milk, cookies, Legos and coloring books. Harvard and Princeton canceled classes. The University of Oregon offered therapy ducks and Dartmouth offered listening circles and safe spaces.
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