Is he crazy?

Finally, someone or other has put together a means by which you can evaluate the important question of the day: Is President Bush Psychotic?

Take the test, decide for yourself.

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Don't need no steenkin' test. The day that I read Bush as saying that he had looked into an ex-KGB man's eyes and "saw his soul" is the day I decided Dubya was around the bend so far you couldn't see his dust any more.

Great find...I was a bit generous he only got a 31 from me. But why did they say that juvenile deliquency was N/A? He is, after all, still a juvenile developmentally. :-)

I wonder if traffic (or something else) shut it down - I can't connect at all. Unless it 's my browser, but I never have trouble elsewhere... Any other reader have problems?

Give me a break. No one could ever accuse me of being a fan of our current President, but this test is about as big a piece of bullshit as I have ever seen and has about as much validity as Tarot cards.

You know, this is of a piece with a disturbing tendency I see these days among people who should know better to engage in this sort of thing and who are even willing to engage in pseudoscience to label their political opponents as somehow mentally disturbed.

Orac, I consider the test as a pure exercise in comedy, not a medical diagnosis. I agree that labeling political opponents as mentally ill is not how one carries on a polite discussion.

All in good fun, though.

How many people have taken the test about themselves or people they know or think they know?

I answered from what I have read in orac's blog, which I don't much care for, and he got 13. I had expected worse. I answered for myself and got 10. Not much difference.

I did the test twice and reconsidered my responses, not really remembering the first ones which I didn't note, and got the same results.