Trump's condescending tone is too much

I have to admit, I am terribly insulted by the Donald, who talks like a kindergarten teacher to his audience.

I consider myself a critical thinker who weighs and dissects many different kinds of speeches, and yes, I have to admit I am a political nut who enjoys the variant styles and points of view. However, I do have a problem with the Donald.

When he rants he will make America great again, and so very great that we will tire of hearing it, and when he speaks of building walls on the Mexican and Canadian borders to stem the immigration problem, I fear a police state is awaiting its turn. When he speaks of the Muslim problem and says he has people who will take care of it, who will they be? Aliens from outer space who know more than us earthlings?

Looking at his record, he's had a fortunate upbringing, attending the finest schools and starting with a nest egg of over two hundred thousand dollars. Yes, he is successful, but running a country is not like running a business.

Over 300 million souls depend upon our government for help sometime during their lives, and when a presidential contender says, "you will get so tired of hearing me say I will take care of you" and, "this country will be the greatest ever," something is not right with the world.

I recall as a small child, my father uttering the same words and I can't help but cringe at this man called Trump, who looks at us wee people as his children who have to be led down an overgrown, weed-filled garden path.

Sheila Lawrence

Streamwood