Most masculine?

Teddy Roosevelt has a bunch of nods. Tough guy. Killed one of every known animal. Spoke softly but always had a big stick to hit girls on the head with to drag back to his cave. (Just fooling around, I don't need someone correcting that.)

Grant got a mention. But he's more of a good general.

Eisenhower would probably fall into the same category as Grant. But. I know more about Eisenhower. He made some great speeches, tried to warn Americans about the present America finds itself in, and I doubt he took shht from anyone.

JFK and Bill Clinton were playboys. It is masculine. But not a rugged, Teddy Roosevelt or Eisenhower kind of masculinity. I feel like a good back hand slap would have shut them up mid sentence.

George W was just a regular dude you'd poke fun of and drink a beer with. Maybe a few lines. If he's still into that kinda thing.

In my opinion. Obama was a very suave, masculine man. Epitome of cool and intelligent. Athletic. A good singer and dancer. A good father and husband. Kind. Happy. Caring. Funny.

Trump is a buffoon. At best he's an entertainer. At worst he's a traitor to the nation who gained personally at the expense of the rest of us. A wannabe dictator with grand aspirations for his legacy. The man who tried to become the king of America. In reality he's a selfish spoiled brat of an adult. He's a fat old man covered in orange spray, rocking the worlds most elaborate combover. He's an embarrassment to the nation. The last word that comes to mind when I picture Donnie doll hands, is "masculine."