"He’s authentic. We need a lot more of that in American politics," one user replied.

Some believed the event to have been spontaneous, but owner Javiel Rodriguez told News 12 that the visit had taken a few days to coordinate.

Barbers wore “Make Barbers Great Again” shirts, mimicking Trump’s “Make America Great Again” message frequently seen on merchandise.

So anyway, what’s with Newsweek these last few weeks? Seems to me their news vehicle last few weeks has had the right turn signal stuck on hard and Trump-branded truck nutz.

You only posted this to two communities. What’s wrong? Are you having an off day?

Riiiiigght. He’s super authentic. Because most people call ahead to plan the visit, have a team who travel ahead to setup extra lighting, have a barrage of security out front closing an entire city street, has no other purpose to be there because he has a team of stylists who follow him around with tubs of orange makeup and gallons of hairspray, and have also otherwise never visited this neighborhood or business.

Y’know, just a regular old relatable guy.

It’s certainly an oddity (a GOP person running for national office while campaigning so hard in a locality that’s so blue). People like sharing odd things online, I suppose.

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