Is Trump truly a “racist bully” or a “rough exterior with a heart of gold?”

The experiences of employees, average citizens, even black people tell a different story that what we often see in the media.

From Mad World News:

Local newspaper The Fayetteville Observer reports that Trump and Giuliani stopped at Allegra Print, Marketing, and Signs about an hour before the rally at the Crown Complex. Bruce and Kathy were extremely impressed with the attention that Trump focused on them in an attempt to understand the problems they were having keeping their business afloat.

“The Tahoe pulled in front,” said Bruce. “The Secret Service got out. They secured the area, I’m assuming. Then they opened the door and in he walked. And he toured the store. He took the time to speak to every one of our employees. Shook their hand.”

“He was like – real direct … looking at you,” Kathy said. “He was very focused.”

“We talked a lot about Obamacare,” Bruce added. “We talked a lot about our military being reduced in size and how that affected our local economy here.” Bruce went on, “I said, ‘When they shrink this – our military, it don’t just hurt our defense capabilities, but it hurts our economy. Fort Bragg’s a big part of the Fayetteville economy.’”

The side of Donald Trump we often see on television is clearly not all there is to this man. We’ve heard from several people, including Dr. Ben Carson’s endorsement, that Mr. Trump is a reserved, genuine, and thoughtful man who “considers things very carefully” when he’s not on stage firing up his supporters.