I can't agree more. Even with monikers such as "Narcissist-in-Chief", most people do not understand what it means to be a true blue Narcissist, let alone how to overcome one. So many people are (rightfully) lashing out at him for his lies and gas lighting and arrogance...yet they are still asking Why? Why? Why? They keep trying to get him to listen to common sense, to understand the facts and evidence, to focus on real issues at hand. They don't understand that he is incapable of change and, in fact, will only become more dangerous as each day unfolds because he has now been handed the most powerful position in the land, and perhaps the world. That is an extremely dangerous combination.
This would be a great time for the psychiatric community to lend their voice and leadership, to explain the disorder and provide analysis of behaviors and motivations. This can certainly be accomplished in a professional and non-partisan way.
Those of us who have been raised in Narcissistic homes or have been on the receiving end of a raging Narcissist understand full well what is coming. But unless the general population better understands this disorder and its very real ramifications, the battle will be lost as the focus will be misplaced......centering on the lie or outlandish tweet of the day.
And, while certainly one can't generalize, I have to think there is at least a small percentage of those who cast their vote for him that have narcissistic tendencies themselves. Selfishness and self-centered priorities certainly played an important role in the outcome.
Hopefully, with more information and education, the damage that will inevitably continue to evolve can be minimized.