Nick Clegg called Dr Fox's speech "delusional", but of course he is now seen as an embittered remoaner.
Schizophrenia is characterised by an array of symptoms: positive symptoms include hallucinations, delusional beliefs, disorganised speech and behaviour whereas negative symptoms include blunted emotion and lack of motivation (American Psychiatric Association, 2000).
At the Guardian, Michael Tomasky called it "the most abrasive, self-absorbed, selfish, delusional, emasculating and extortionate political speech I've heard in a long time".
Drew eluded accountability the same way conservatives are seeking to evade culpability after their irresponsible speech may have provoked the delusional to violence.
Billed as "a serious speech for serious times", it takes delusional optimism for Clegg to claim "our journey" is "dealing with our debts and delivering growth", while every month the deficit soars, growth declines and demand is dead.
In his speech, he said: "I say explicitly to those delusional people who say the military option is on the table, that they should change their glasses … Our nation regards the language of threat as rude and offensive".
She exhibited pressured speech, affective lability, expansiveness, distractibility, and tangential, grandiose, delusional self-referential content.
Her mental status was significant for pressured speech, affective lability, expansiveness, distractibility, and tangential, grandiose, delusional self-referential content.
10 30: This is a fine general-election speech, but if we called Mrs Clinton's speech delusional then we must use some similar adjective here.
Read now, Mr Clinton's speech has an impossibly upbeat air that borders on delusional.
Morris won an Oscar in 2004 for "Fog of War," his documentary about another dangerous, delusional defense secretary with wire-rimmed glasses, Robert McNamara; in his acceptance speech, Morris warned that, with Iraq, America might be going down another "rabbit hole".
