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Mental health professionals fulfill their 'duty' to warn country about Trump's sanity, hold micro-march

Saturday, October 14 was the big day. In case you missed it — and it’s likely you did — more than a dozen chapters of “Duty to Warn” met to discuss President Donald Trump’s mental health and fitness to serve as president.

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Coverage on social media was thin, and by most accounts, things looked a bit stuffy as people settled in to demand the president be removed from office according to the 25th Amendment.

It turns out the real party was in New York, where a group of about 125 marched down Broadway “dressed in black and wearing red plastic strips around their necks reading ‘Danger’,” according to The New York Post.

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For real:

If you’re interested, Duty to Warn has put out a documentary, which looks a lot more like a half-hour’s worth of narcissistic personality disorder shot on iPhones. They call it a movie, but we’ll just say they caught a lot of drama queens on video in just 34 minutes.

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