and that all of his handlers are telling him exactly that.
I also doubt he knows when he's bullshitting, that he believes, at least in the moment, whatever it is he's saying. He sincerely thinks that not paying contractors is a good business practice, as is getting other investors to take the risk in his projects. And that not renting to African Americans is a good business practice. And that Obama really was not born in this country, until he decided otherwise.'
As you so correctly said, "The truth is incredibly relative when it comes to him." He lives in a version of reality in which whatever he says is true, at least when he says it.
So I do believe that he thinks he really did win the debate. Actually, he's not the only one. Lots of his supporters likewise think so. In reality, truth is often relative. What we here see as the truth about the campaign and every single thing connected to it is not how others see it. We need to understand that, otherwise we might start thinking that Hillary's superiority and better fitness to be President is so incredibly obvious that we'll lose complete sight of the fact that not everyone out there agrees with us.
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