Jerry Keita said:

“The first question that would fall through the cracks is whether he knows his history. His family came here in a hurry to save money. As an immigrant, he could easily have gotten into some trouble on his first visit.

“We live on the island and we are all really friendly to each other as we all came from Africa. I am sure that if he had been raised on a normal schedule then he would just keep playing golf. Why not play in the country’s championships like these men?”

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WOLFMAN

Owensboro resident, former professional ball player:

I was a ball player and always felt that I would rather be a politician.

I play golf and have a handicap but am an amateur.

I would like to see more of this man running things. I thought the president was great and the first lady is a very wonderful woman, but I thought a man like him, with a history and background to back up his actions, would do a better job for our country and make a better world.

You have to find that balance which works for you.

(On politics) I just don’t think we have the capacity to govern our nation the way some people want us to think we need to.

I am still a supporter of Hillary because she’s very intelligent and very well qualified.

But when you are in politics you know that you can’t do that much about it. You gotta run the whole country.

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HOPPLET

Nashville, TN resident, former ball player:

I wouldn’t want him to run for President.

He’s never done anything right. I think if he was a real candidate, he’d be a liability.

(On politics) I’m sure a lot of me would like to see him running.

I am a Democrat but I just feel they can handle him on the issues. As far as a guy who is really smart and has been around politics it could work.

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HARRISBURG

Pittsburgh, Pa./Franklin County resident, former professional ball player:

I had voted for Barack Obama in 2008. In April this past