many around Trump were surprised to record an unexpected character note: he wasn't paranoid. He was self-pitying and melodramatic, but not on guard. Negativity and betrayal always startled him.
The observations made about Trump in Michael Wolff's book "Siege: Trump Under Fire" reveal a surprising aspect of his character that contrasts with common perceptions. Those close to him noted that he did not exhibit paranoia, a trait often attributed to him, but rather a tendency towards self-pity and melodrama. This suggests that his emotional responses were more driven by a sense of vulnerability than by a defensive attitude.
Furthermore, the...