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Reagan told folk to ask themselves if they were better off at the end of Carter’s term. The results spoke for themselves.

Trump raised the issue of bettering everyone financially, and he meant Blacks too. He told them so. He didn’t make special promises about new programs. He simply said he would put in place policies that would increase jobs across the board.

You know, Bush could have done this. I don’t believe he tapped into it. After his first term, things will rather rosy. Unemployment was low, much lower for Blacks than now. He just couldn’t connect.

I believe Trump has credibility that others don’t. I don’t think any of our candidates other than Trump could speak with authority here.

This is one of the core reasons I backed him. He has knowledge in the area we need focused on.

I know this will sound strange, but he has a glimmer of Mohammad Ali about him. Say what you want, but an awful lot of people really like the guy. Sure some are judgmental just like they were with Ali, but there are folks out there who take the negative in stride and really focus on the man. They see him as some sort of folk hero.

I’m not thrilled with that, but in this instance it’s probably going to make the difference whether he is elected or not. And I think his getting elected is not only very important, but it’s going to turn this nation around like very few people have foreseen.

The folk hero status is paying off in spades for Trump. I think it will for the nation too.