His brand is a large part of his business in hotels, resorts, casinos, etc.. So having said that, isn't he risking alienating half his customers by going gung ho against obama?
I think it's "can't lose" for Donald, unless he loses or folds to Obama because skeletons come out of his closet. He may have to save face by giving up the podium to a stronger rep candidate. My gut tells me he should probably do that sooner rather than later, if possible.
Very good question. This reminds me of something Jack Welch said regarding Obama, that Obama must have the slickest marketing campaign to have been elected. Now if Trump is all about marketing and branding, perhaps this is a personal challenge for Trump. Can marketing and branding and slick ad campaigns elect someone with no substance, an empty suit. Sell the sizzle cause their ain't no steak? ------------------- I agree there is a possibilty he could alienate customers, maybe he's fed up.
I didn't think he was a serious contender. The guy is more celebrity than businessman. But now that Time has put out this hit piece, I can see the left is worried. http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/httpswamplandtimecom20110425theclowncandidacyxidrssfullnationyahoo Still hard for me to see what Trump's angle is on the whole birther thing, unless he really does have the goods.