Trumpopause 

Trumpopause is the time that marks going from a normal person to a full on Trump Supporter. It’s diagnosed after going 12 months without a rational thought in the brain. Trumpopause can happen in the 40s or 50s and is usually caused by watching too much Fox News or whatever nonsense Alex Jones is on.

Dave: I asked Charles who was president and he said that Donald Trump still was even though he got beat in a landslide by Joe Biden.

Matt: I think him and Shawn are suffering from cases of Trumpopause. They’ve been on the Trump train too long, and can’t find a way off.

Trumpopause by DJMarcusA August 7, 2022

trumpotanuse 

Bizarre alternate reality trig that doesn’t follow math rules

Ha ha ha
You think a right triangle has a^2 + b^2 = c^2
Well no. The Trumpotanuse is whatever I damn well say it is
New MATh!

trumpotanuse by KrizziKat September 23, 2020

Trumphausen Syndrome 

Trumphausen Syndrome is a term describing an affliction where individuals exhibit an unshakeable belief in every statement made by former President Donald Trump, regardless of its veracity. This condition is marked by a series of distinctive symptoms:

1. Reality Rejection: Sufferers dismiss verified facts and credible sources, opting instead for alternative truths presented by Trump, rejecting scientific data and expert testimony.

2. Echo Chamber Living: Patients isolate themselves in echo chambers that reinforce pro-Trump sentiments, fostering an immune response to differing opinions.

3. Hero Worship: Individuals display a near-religious reverence for Trump, believing he is infallibly working for the greater good against all odds.

4. Conspiracy Enthusiasm: A tendency to embrace elaborate conspiracy theories that paint Trump as a misunderstood genius thwarted by nefarious forces.

5. Victim Role-Playing: Sufferers often perceive themselves as perpetual victims under attack from the media, political opponents, and non-believers, reinforcing their loyalty to Trump.

6. Aggressive Defensiveness: Confronted with contrary evidence, those with Trumphausen Syndrome may react with hostility or regurgitate debunked talking points.

Causes include identity politics, media echo chambers, charismatic leadership, social belonging, and a deep-seated distrust of traditional institutions.

"Despite overwhelming evidence and multiple fact-checks debunking his claims, John's unwavering support for Trump's statements is a clear case of Trumphausen Syndrome."

Trumphausen Syndrome by King Mark GFY July 10, 2024

Trumphausen Syndrome 

Trumphausen Syndrome is a term describing an affliction where individuals exhibit an unshakeable belief in every statement made by former President Donald Trump, regardless of its veracity. This condition is marked by a series of distinctive symptoms:

Reality Rejection: Sufferers dismiss verified facts and credible sources, opting instead for alternative truths presented by Trump, rejecting scientific data and expert testimony.
Echo Chamber Living: Patients isolate themselves in echo chambers that reinforce pro-Trump sentiments, fostering an immune response to differing opinions.
Hero Worship: Individuals display a near-religious reverence for Trump, believing he is infallibly working for the greater good against all odds.
Conspiracy Enthusiasm: A tendency to embrace elaborate conspiracy theories that paint Trump as a misunderstood genius thwarted by nefarious forces.
Victim Role-Playing: Sufferers often perceive themselves as perpetual victims under attack from the media, political opponents, and non-believers, reinforcing their loyalty to Trump.
Aggressive Defensiveness: Confronted with contrary evidence, those with Trumphausen Syndrome may react with hostility or regurgitate debunked talking points.
Causes include identity politics, media echo chambers, charismatic leadership, social belonging, and a deep-seated distrust of traditional institutions. While there is no known cure, exposure to diverse perspectives and critical thinking exercises may alleviate symptoms.

Despite overwhelming evidence and multiple fact-checks debunking his claims, John's unwavering support for Trump's statements is a clear case of Trumphausen Syndrome.

Trumphausen Syndrome by King Markus July 12, 2024