Peter Hitchens writes that he does not have “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” a label he says is used to dismiss his criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump. In the piece, Hitchens responds to what he describes as repeated accusations that his views are driven by a personal problem rather than by the substance of Trump’s actions or policies. He argues that the accusation is insulting and frames his concerns as arising from an alleged mental or emotional defect rather than from political judgment. The article presents Hitchens’ position that it is time for the world to respond to what he characterizes as Trump’s danger, while making clear that he rejects the notion that his stance reflects abnormal thinking. The sources provided are both from the same outlet and repeat the same core description and wording, so the available reporting focuses mainly on Hitchens’ rebuttal of the criticism directed at him rather than on specific events or policy details.