Donald Trump, much like Napoleon Bonaparte, was “drunk on hubris and narcissism” and found himself on the receiving end of a “historic humbling” after being “outmaneuvered” by his opponent. That’s according to New York Times columnist Charles Blow, who likened both men to “cocksure propagandists” and said both suffered a “staggering miscalculation” — with Trump walking into carefully laid traps set by Vice President Kamala Harris at the debate Tuesday night. Chief among them: Harris’ goading of the MAGA leader over his beloved rallies, and suggesting “bored” attendees leave early. The attack d…