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Only a pathological narcissist could believe his demented word salad nonsense is 'brilliant'.

“You know what the weave is?” he asked the crowd at a rally in Johnstown, Pa. “I’ll talk about like nine different things, and they all come back brilliantly together, and it’s like, friends of mine that are, like, English professors, they say, ‘It’s the most brilliant thing I’ve ever seen.’”

Oh, yeh? Well, let's hear from those English professors. LOL

He is such a ludicrous fool. Listening to him as POTUS for another four years would be nauseating. But that would pale in comparison to the damage he will do to our country with his graft, corruption and authoritarianism.

It’s one thing to overlap topics within a jolly conversation with a friend, when you might laughingly say, “We’re so many layers in!” But to jump around this way at a podium, supposedly on matters of broad public importance, suggests an inability to sustain attention — at least on anything beyond one’s self — which is a quality that so many of the people who have worked with him have confirmed. Presidents are supposed to be able to focus. McWhorter

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