[blackdog]

Funny how being a man who isn’t timid, weak, small minded, or concerned about being politicaly correct when speaking his mind, makes you presidential material. As a kid growing up, that was most the fathers on my street.

[Raycpa]

I remember the talks about whose Dad can beat whose Dad?

[RipSawyer]

I think you just nailed it, it looks to me as if a huge percentage of voters are sick and tired of all the BS and want to hear somebody real. I know I have had it with the mealy mouthed, don’t offend anybody, garbage. Any nation with a political party that takes a wreck like Hillary Clinton seriously as a presidential candidate, let alone as someone who cannot be defeated, is sick, sick, sick.

[Louis Foxwell]

It certainly was my dad. As a preacher he got himself in hot water again and again. By the time my turn rolled around speaking one’s mind and standing on principle had become cause for defrocking. Pray Trump can energize American manhood back to its macho roots.

[mad_as_he$$]

It is certain that all of the fathers on that street would be better presidents than most of the GOPe choices.

[Kaslin]

Excellent point?

[Gandalf_The_Gray]

Funny how being a man who isn’t timid, weak, small minded, or concerned about being politicaly correct when speaking his mind, makes you presidential material. As a kid growing up, that was most the fathers on my street.

Child of the 50's?

Regards,
GtG

[generally]

Amen to that. You’ve distilled the essence of his appeal into one sentence.

I’m not a fan of Trump as a presidential candidate, but I’m a big fan as a lesson to a good share of American men on how to speak your mind without first checking with the PC police.