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Being the president of the United States is a narcissist's greatest dream come true. Trump was able to daily have his face on T.V. and his name in print. He got people to pay attention to him by simply sending out a tweet—which Trump faithfully did even before he was sworn in as the president. His rallies and Thank You Tour after he won the 2016 election and his constant campaign rallies for the past six years are not about the people—they are about Donald Trump. These rallies are a way for him to feed his NPD addiction for praise and adulation.

Being the president of the United States is a narcissist's greatest dream come true. Trump was able to daily have his face on T.V. and his name in print. He got people to pay attention to him by simply sending out a tweet—which Trump faithfully did even before he was sworn in as the president. His rallies and Thank You Tour after he won the 2016 election and his constant campaign rallies for the past six years are not about the people—they are about Donald Trump. These rallies are a way for him to feed his NPD addiction for praise and adulation.

During Trump’s 2016 campaign, “He was railing against Muslims and immigrants much more than he was railing against abortion. At every rally, he was talking about ‘build the wall’ to keep Mexican immigrants out of the US. He was going to ban travel from Muslim-majority countries. I think it was those kinds of appeals that communicated this worldview that the country was rightfully owned by white Christians, and he was going to protect that view of the country,” said Jones. Also, as president, Trump refused to denounce white supremacists who had rallied in Charlottesville.

“I do believe that the power of the 1960s was compelling America to confront racism and the contradictions of racism with its image of itself to create a culture in which espousing racist beliefs was no longer socially acceptable. I think those things were very important. They were helpful certainly for our lives (black people) to be able to move through the world. I think that was a huge success. I think that what we are seeing now is the response to how successfully we had penetrated every aspect of American life with at least the tacit understanding that the expectation was that you would...

Walker County has the distinction of being named twice, but for different Walkers. The first to have the honor was Robert J. Walker of Mississippi who introduced into the United