Anatomy of Congressional Narcissism

Victor Davis Hanson  "Apparently Mr. Weiner believed that his position as a relatively high-profile congressman made, literally, all of him of interest to almost anyone. Someone somehow had apparently convinced the rather geeky Mr. Weiner that he was quite attractive, to the point that he assumed others would wish to join such a Narcissus in fixating at the pool of his own rather sad reflection."

Less tawdry, but as self-absorbed might be the two Obama autobiographies and Bill Clinton's My Life.