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Trump may surround himself with Yes Men and sycophants who fawn and flatter,
saying what they think he wants to hear.

But don't overlook the greatest sycophant of all: Trump himself.

Not just a sycophant to himself (one way to characterize his narcissism) but
the Sycophant-in-Chief who says what his base wants to hear so they stay
buzzed. He resorted to sycophancy when he met with the Parkland families at
the White House. To win them over during a highly emotional meeting, Trump
expressed support of age-restrictions for weapons of war, a reversal of a
campaign promise. A few days later when he met with the NRA and Pence, his
sycophantic impulse to please the ""Great Leaders"" of the NRA led him to
reverse his position back to a NRA stooge.

Consider Trump's hero-worship of Putin. It may yet be treason but for now it's
definitely sycophancy. He's enchanted by Putin. Trump is a fake tyrant.
Putin's the real thing. Trump grovels for Putin.

Sycophancy explains why Trump inexplicably mouthed on TV ""He's a good man""
while pointing to President Obama, the subject of his obsessive hate campaign.
Obama's dignity, decency, gravitas and graceful discharge of transition
protocol, made Trump feel small in the presence of bigger, which triggered a
sycophantic spasm of fawns, gushes and make nice. All punctuated with his
goofy grin.

Asked what he called tax cheats Trump said ""smart.""

Ask what he calls sycophants he'll say ""stable geniuses.""

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