Psychological profile of Mitt Romney:
First of all, let me say that I am not a psychologist. These are just my amateur observations.
With his history of making tens of millions of dollars as a private equity manager and throwing some people out on the street without a job, just so he could make a bundle, tells me that he is not an empathetic person.
Further proof of that personality trait was the story about how he held down a weaker person and cut his hair, without his approval, when he was in high school.
He's a prankster. He enjoys seeing other people suffer. He likes to laugh at the expense of others. As when he held a meeting with a small group of people and someone brought one of their best pies to serve as dessert. He belittled the gesture. Not an appreciative characteristic.
Also, from my perspective, he has a superiority complex. He likes to "fire people". He likes to brag about his material treasures, his wife's Cadillacs, horses, etc.
As someone else pointed out, he has a fake laugh. He is not a sincere person. He is a fraud. This is just my amateur observation.
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He started handing out coins with the Massachusetts state seal on them and his name like he would a business card. Apparently he had them minted at taxpayer expense and it's supposedly illegal to copy the Massachusetts state seal to use it for political purposes such as advertising or schmoozing with constituents.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2006/06/11/challenge_coins_give_romneys_gifts_some_personalized_flair/
Whether illegal or not, it seems narcissistic to me to want your own coin, as though you were Lincoln or Roosevelt.
