If this is the case, 80% of the city of Seattle is due for the funny farm. I can just imagine the new Chamber of Commerce welcome packets....
"Along with your Seattle map and complmentary coupons for local businesses, we've included a year's complmentary prescription for Xanax."
We had a similar nut case at work, who mercifully developed physical symptoms and has been out on medical leave for six months now.
I was among his main targets for the longest time, because he is closer to 50 and I gave him the benefit of an adult brain.
However, I had to make it clear, several months before his unfortunate departure, that he was to talk to me only about work-related subjects. Period.
This moonbat deluded soul was convinced that Bush stole both elections, there were no weapons of mass destruction, blah blah blah, and he just might have to run for president to put the presidency and the universe back in their proper place.
Of course it's a pathology!
D'OH!
Wouldn't it be easier, cheaper and more permanent to physically restrain the insane and legally prohibit them from voting?
You are aware that this is a spoof? A satire?
Years before I even heard of Michael Savage, perhaps even years before there was a Michael Savage, I developed a theory that Liberalism was a brain disorder, like organic brain syndrome, that caused its victim's thought processes to be 180 degress out of phase. In other words, they get everything backwards! That is why they think evil is good and good is evil, that is why they think they are right and we are wrong. It is why liberal policies designed to eradicate poverty create more poverty, why liberal policies designed to eliminate bigotry create more bigotry, etc. etc, etc.
NEW YORK, NY: When Zacharia Goodman recently sought out the help of a therapist, it was no mystery as to what was ailing him. The 27-year-old copy editor was so consumed by his belief that President George W. Bush stole the 2004 election that he was having trouble sleeping, completing rudimentary tasks at work, and carrying on conversations about topics not related to politics.
The therapist he consulted wrote Goodman a prescription for the social anxiety drug Paxil and encouraged him to spend less time reading left-wing Web logs and listening to Air America.
"Nothing very serious, son. Just a case of CKL Syndrome -chronic kook liberalism. Take two of these and call me in the morning."