I think this is the right interpretation of Conley's remarks. He was trying not to freak out Trump.https://twitter.com/joshtpm/status/1312789801389690887 …
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The ultimate nightmare patient, I imagine.
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But better spirits cause better health outcomes.
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They need to take away his television or pump in edited news. I think they're lying to the public so *he* doesn't freak out. I understand panic hypochondria, but c'mon.
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Never seen a doctor err on the side of 'keeping patients spirits up'
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That's why I thought his comment about bipartisan well wishing seemed oddly sincere. The reports they gave him were clearly designed to improve his spirits for his health
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Yeah it’s important to keep Jared and Ivanka calm since Trump doesn’t understand what’s happening anyway.
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Brings to mind the scene between Roy Cohn and his doctor in "Angels in America."
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This all seems so “Asian”. Having lived in both
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, I know that doctors there often follow this course: lie to the patient if it’s bad for reasons @joshtpm lays out. This is the plot of “The Farewell” and it shows the clash well.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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