You see, this is what I don't understand. Many of my right-leaning friends say the same thing; Trump has "idiosyncrasies". Everyone has idiosyncrasies. It's just that Trump's are of the extreme nature.

You don't make America great by boasting about being able to grab women by their genitals. You don't make America great by insulting the military service of a true hero. You don't make America great by insulting everyone who disagrees with you.

You make America great by pulling people together to solve problems, to at least try to make the American dream reachable by even the least of our brothers and sisters. By words and deeds, Trump has failed to achieve those goals. He is dividing Americans rather than uniting them.

You can blame the media or Hollywood or left-wing radicals if you wish but the man's words and actions speak loudly to his lack of good character.

I'm a Midwesterner. We don't take kindly to people who boast about their greatness; we look for their greatness in how they live their lives and how they treat other people.

And, finally, I'm pretty tired of hearing about how white heterosexual men have suddenly become a victimized class. That's a joke, right?