If he and his hair (a national treasure) do run, his opponents will inevitably (and very quickly) bring up about that time when Trump had invited over a certain Libyan dictator as a guest on his property.

(or if we're talking substance, how somehow a casino of his in Atlantic City went bankrupt? Or his USFL days where he and his media whoring cost that league their Anti-Trust lawsuit against the NFL.)

But as I said before, a Trump run would be fun for an otherwise dull lackluster primary field. He's got his own money, never been accused of shying away from giving an opinion (asked or not), and has a sense of humor about his reputation.



But if he is serious about '12, he's got to stop making mickey mouse mistakes (like the Birth Certificate) which make him look foolish.