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You know what is worse? Depressed bed blobs pretending that they are introverts and normalizing antisocial behaviour. Healthy introverts have and regularly meets friends. They just don't do it as often and in the same way as extroverts. I know these things because I went to therapy instead of trying to normalize my insecurities on the internet.
Also, you do know who wrote that article, don't you? As a liberal, I did vote for her, and felt very icky having to do so, but it was (barely) better than the alternative. Before you put her words on that pedestal, ask your therapist if they agree about this brief psychological profile of her:
Is that someone's world view something you still think is good to promote? She IS the toxic extrovert.
Can you give 3 examples of politicians in the US that don't fit similar (if not identical) behavioral patterns? Just curious.
I think you are projecting. Congrats on the therapy. Do the world a favor and keep going.