Comments by "Shannon Miller" (@shannonmiller1129) on "Trump Trolling Vance with a LIVE call 😂" video.

I don't think Trump is a narcissist. I think he's confident, brazen, at times, and hilarious.
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@BeeinOz True! I would expect any leader to have an ego. They are running for public office saying, "vote for me; I can get the job done." That takes ego, which is really just confident self- awareness I think he is a good man, who genuinely cares. And...he doesn't tip toe around what needs to be done for America and Americans.
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@deltasquared7777 I don't get the narcissist part. Narcissism is a personality disorder. It is a fractured personality pasted together by a false perception of oneself. Can't a man be confident and self-aware without throwing around social media personality disorders?
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@juliagrant3299 no, he isn't. I don't see a fractured personality pasted together with false self-esteem.
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@deltasquared7777 There is no such thing as a healthy narcissist. And please understand that Narcissist is a Personality Disorder not a personality trait synonymous with conceited or arrogant. Narcissism is a subset of the Cluster B Personality Disorders that includes Borderline, Anti-Social and Histrionic. Healthy narcissist is a made up non-psychiatric term that does not exist in the DSM-5. It is made up so certain lay people can continue to justify throwing psychiatric diagnoses around social media.
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@Dani-lc9hq I agree with you regarding the dark triad of Hillary, Obama and Harris. However, "seeing how he was in court" is a questionable thing to say. We didn't see him in court, as the trial wasn't televised. I'm sure whatever bites we got from the media were selected and repeatedly shown for the sole purpose of making it appear that "toddler level responses" are a pervasive part of his personality. Does he react, sometimes, in a petulant manner? Yes. Is it persistent, constant, predominant overwhelming everything else? No. Furthermore, the false charges unlawfully escalating to felonies is outrageous. A judge allowing the parading of irrelevant witnesses for the purpose of degrading and lying about his character, rather than sticking to legal issues, must have been irksome. Having his witnesses curtailed, equally irksome. And when I say irksome, I mean unfathomably outrageous. All this done, of course, with Trump knowing this injustice will be met with the left press in the most gleeful manner during an election year and used as campaign propaganda by his opponent, who likely orchestrated the push for charges to interfere with the election. Under such circumstances, I would say he handled himself quite well. What did Trump do and say the moment he stepped outside, having been found guilty on all charges, almost instantaneously, following highly unlawful instructions to the jury from a biased judge? Trump gripped the rail, surveyed the crowd, understood their sad concern and reassuringly said, "it'll be okay".
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Exactly
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