Pseudologia Fantastica: Stephanie Schmid’s pre-existing condition?

Stephanie Schmid, the unemployed lawyer who lives in a multi-generational household and is running against Congressman Chris Smith, has exhibited signs of Pseudologia Fantastica throughout her campaign. Her condition was on full display yesterday in her interactions with the New Jersey Globe.

Stephanie also appears to suffer from assfacia, a condition caused by the inflammation of the nerves that connect the patient’s face and rectum that causes a Schmidy outlook on life.

Both conditions are treated with ice cream and cupcakes.

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During a candidates forum with the Asbury Park Press on Monday, Congressman Smith called out Schmid for lies in her campaign mailer that falsely stated that the Congressman is opposed to healthcare coverage for patients with pre-existing conditions and that he favors an age tax. The mailer cited a NYTimes article and a House roll call vote, ostensibly to buttress the claim.

Schmid’s sources contradicted her claim. Nevertheless, Schmid proclaimed that her mail is “perfectly researched” and that she stands by it.

After referring a reporter to her press office and then hanging up on another reporter, Schmid finally talked to NJGlobe on the third try yesterday.

“I stand by the mailer,” said Schmid to NJGlobe.  “Everything is correct, except for the citation at the bottom.”