Did the Republican party put a sociopathic personality in the Whitehouse?

Question

I found most of these good. Some of them quite fun to read.
There's an odd one I'm deciding is the best anwer here though.

I particularly like all the longer answers I've just read.

Answer 1

I hold the Republican party responsible for doing a shoddy job of keeping Bill Clinton out of the White house.

The Dole campaign was half hearted. A disgrace. And boy, did we pay. We're still paying.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You hit a bulls-eye! George Bush among other terrible things is indeed sociopath. This is the best that Republican Neocons could offer to the world. Bush is a true reflection of the Republican-Neocon Party. They should take their Bush and their Cheney and collectively go to hell.

Answer 4

Actually, it's the voters that put the president in the whitehouse. Though, in theory, both parties could nominate a sociopath...

Answer 5

Yes when some of us voted for Perot - we put Clinton into office. Will the Republicans do it for another Clinton? This time the This Clinton will undo the 1 good thing the 1st Clinton did. Granted the 1st Clinton did it kicking and screaming.

Answer 6

If you mean President Bush then no the Republican Party didn't put him in the voters put him in You know all those people who now claim that they didn't vote for him.

Answer 7

One does not need to be a p>h>d to clearly see that Bush is insane,,,now the details of his insanity remain unclear,,so many things hes done and yet lol,,,I am not a expert in various mental illness's..but clearly Bush has much wrong...chow,,,add Clinton's are both the sociopathic ones,,not bush,,,his illness is different,,chow

Answer 8

Quite possibly.

According to Dr. Justin Frank (author of "Bush on the Couch") who is an eminent psychotherapist, Bush has massive problems with empathy, considers himself an "exception" to the laws that govern everyone else, and he definitely suffers from a worldview very similar to borderline personality disorder.

Whether he is sociopathic or not, we do know for a fact that he suffers from strong and undealt with sadistic tendencies (one of his favorite childhood pastimes was blowing up frogs with firecrackers). He also created a big fiasco by using a hot branding iron on fraternity pledges.

Answer 9

I agree, serial womanizing is a sociopathic disorder

Answer 10

I like trick questions. Every republican in the White House is a sociopath!