Many critics and supporters alike think that Donald Trump needs to act more "presidential" during his campaign for the U.S. Election 2016. Fortunately, the Republican front runner thinks that it is easy to act like a president.
"I can do it," Donald Trump told a crowd during his campaign rally via ABC News. "No, it's very easy to be presidential," he added.
Paul Manafort: "Donald Trump understands that we need to unify the party" https://t.co/6OZtrfIwim https://t.co/YSCt6Abvqm
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 23, 2016
Donald Trump tried to prove his claim by stepping away from the podium, walking back to the mic in a very stiff manner and then speaking in a monotonous and quiet tone while greeting his supporters. This acting from Trump drew a lot of laughs from a crowd of more than 3,000 people.
One of the people who tried to tell Donald Trump that he should act more like a president to succeed in the U.S. Election 2016 is Paul Manafort, his new campaign manager. Manafort stated during the Republican National Committee that Trump needs to make some changes in his image.
Apparently, they want Donald Trump to act more presidential in order to get the Republican nomination. Perhaps they're scared that Trump may not be able to get the rest of the votes, the new move they're trying to instill in Donald Trump aims to ultimately win the general election.
It's not an act — Donald Trump really is a pig — via @Slate https://t.co/uEq2MShWu8 pic.twitter.com/q7khmDjM3S — Business Insider (@businessinsider) April 24, 2016
Donald Trump added that even his wife and daughters have told him to act more like a president. However, Trump said that one of the reasons for his popularity is that he does not act too presidential.
Democratic front runner for the U.S. Election 2016, Hilary Clinton, has warned the public about Trump's evolving image. "If we buy that, shame on us," Clinton noted during her campaign rally, the New York Times reports.
