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Thursday, November 15, 2018
The Psychology of Trump reminds me most of Nixon
There is the megalomania of needing infinite power. There is the Paranoia that causes him to see things that aren't really there (like imagining people being fraudulent voters that don't really exist). And doing this causes our veterans and Americans voting overseas to potentially not have their votes counted because they have until November 16th legally to have their absentee ballots from overseas counted. Then there is wanting to blame everyone inside and outside of his White House for his problems that he created all by himself for himself by his own hands. (with Nixon it was Watergate) (With Trump that remains to be proved by Mueller and his evidence of wrongdoing).
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