Dennis Prager says Barack Obama isn't masculine because he grew up without a father
Prager: “The loathing of the masculine male is a part of the loathing of Donald Trump”
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From the October 7, 2020, edition of the Salem Radio Network's The Dennis Prager Show
DENNIS PRAGER (HOST): By the way, the point was mentioned about time with fathers. The absence of fathers is often emasculating. I think it happened to Barack Obama. I don't mean to insult him because it's not an insult, just a description. I find zero masculine about the man. And having had no father -- a father not because the father died, it's very different. The father voluntarily disappeared. That is -- has an effect on the vast majority of males. You get your masculinity in large measure from the adult males in your life.
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And the loathing of the masculine male is a part of the loathing of Donald Trump. It's not everything but it's a big part. And I only realized this one day ago. This is my twenty-four-hour anniversary of that realization.